Nicolas

@necolas

Anthropology. Computers. Previously: engineering; anthropology

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    React Native for Web 0.15 📄 New documentation ⚙️ New editable examples Release notes

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  2. 12 févr.

    Gold mining in the Amazon is deforesting hundreds of square km of rainforest and turning areas into a "treeless, toxic wasteland" polluted by mercury.

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    There is not a single climate scenario that decarbonizes energy and land use fast enough to keep us under 1.5C or 2C without also significantly *reducing* the energy and land use of rich nations. That is a fact, and we should be talking about it.

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    San Francisco 👀

    Tucson police arrest both Black *and* white people at higher rates than any other major city. Tucson has a high violent crime rate, but that’s not why there are so many arrests. Only 3% of arrests made in Tucson are for violent crime. Police are harassing people for minor issues.
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  5. 25 janv.

    Global ice loss accelerating at record rate. "Rate of loss now in line with worst-case scenarios of the IPCC" 😬

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  6. 18 nov. 2020

    "The invention of vaccines against a virus identified only 10 months ago is an extraordinary scientific achievement."

    Excerpt: But it is no accident or surprise that Moderna and Pfizer are first out of the gate. The both bet on a new and hitherto unproven idea of using mRNA, which has the long-promised advantage of speed. This idea has now survived a trial by pandemic and emerged likely triumphant. If mRNA vaccines help end the pandemic and restore normal life, they may also usher in a new era for vaccine development.
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  7. 19 oct. 2020

    80% of Europe's key habitats in poor or bad condition. "Much of the blame…lies with intensive farming"

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  8. 13 oct. 2020

    'A Life On Our Planet' by David Attenborough is another great nature documentary. His best in years

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  9. 3 oct. 2020

    It shouldn't have taken a pandemic for San Francisco to prioritize street space for outdoor eating & drinking over parking. And it shouldn't have taken devastating wildfires for California to prioritize the state's habitability over fossil fuel interests

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    12 sept. 2020

    “In California this summer, no air conditioning unit, no HEPA filter, no N95 mask worn against the smoke can obscure the growing danger of our state’s toxic relationship with the oil industry.” Important piece from

    As climate change hits California, will Gov. Newsom clean up oil industry’s mess?
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  11. 9 sept. 2020

    "Wildlife populations are in freefall around the world, driven by human overconsumption, population growth and intensive agriculture, according to a major new assessment of the abundance of life on Earth."

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    9 sept. 2020

    "Transportation is the single biggest source of the state’s carbon emissions. Progress is negligible. The vast majority of vehicles (91.9 percent) still run on gasoline & diesel, & state’s housing crisis means people are living farther from their jobs."

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  13. 9 sept. 2020

    Wow it's apocalyptic in San Francisco. Hard to capture how dark and orange the sky really is. 📸 by

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  14. 7 sept. 2020

    ‘My Octopus Teacher’ on Netflix is an extraordinary and beautiful film

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    18 août 2020

    This is what structural racism looks like.

    Black newborn babies in the US are more likely to survive childbirth if they are cared for by Black doctors, but three times more likely to die when looked after by White doctors, a study finds.
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    10 août 2020

    After suffering career burnout for the past 4-5 years, here's how I've come to understand its cause: Burnout is a response to repeated attempts to make meaningful change while lacking the agency to do so. See problems > try to fix them > get shot down or ignored.

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    15 août 2020

    This piece by is a smart, nuanced look at how SF managed Covid better than any large city in the U.S. Accurately highlights the unique partnership between , & . Lots of inspiring stories, including decision...(1/2)

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  18. 14 août 2020

    Fantastic afternoon of motorcycling. 120 miles through nature on the coastal twisties north of SF. Lots of other motorcycles out today. Lost 1.5 litres of water in this heat, so recovering and celebrating still being alive with drinks, ice cream, and Netflix 🏍️ 🍻 🍦 🎥

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    25 juil. 2020

    "These data support calls for the recognition of aerosol (ie, traditional airborne) transmission of " An exceptional review of particle sizes of various pathogens and what can be done to limit spread, type of masks 😷,ventilation

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  20. 21 juil. 2020

    Hmmm this sounds so familiar. Can't quite put my finger on which other country has been doing this for the last 75 years 🤔

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    FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich describes how "China uses its economic influence to pressure" other countries to "silence any country that would dare challenge their illegal actions"
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