Author: Richard K Collins
The Internet Foundation
Internet policies, global issues, global open lossless data, global open collaboration
Joergen Christensen-Dalsgaard, You have described some of the pieces relevant for study of solar structure and evolution in words, pictures and pictures of equations. The equations in the PDF are not in portable symbolic mathematical form. The data from all the steps in the calibration of the model and its variations is not readily available.
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I am pretty exhausted, I have to ask others for help, rather than figuring it out myself. Counting as Organization, with Objects in Javascript for Wikipedia and the Internet – https://youtu.be/m2-Hd1VNfYE In the video I show some small steps as part of a broad program of changes over the whole Internet, but no way to
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I searched on human species and you put up things at the top, it wiped out the count of results, which is what i wanted to know. I have no way to verify google counts, but I still try to use them. You really need to have neutral categories for feedback and suggestions.
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Richard K Collins
All Sky Cameras,
Collaborative Global Model of the Sun,
Collaborative Model and Data,
Covid,
For profit groups using the Internet,
Global DNA Genealogy,
Gravitational Engineering,
HoverBoxes HoverCards,
Internet Best Practices,
Internet Covid Project,
Internet efficiency,
Non-Profit Groups Using the Internet,
Schools, Universities, Learning and Working,
Skinning the Internet,
Web Policies Internet Polices
May 23, 2021
I am struggling to write my own tools to transcribe a few simple equations, and to show how to combine all the equations on the Internet to help global groups to work together. I understand why the Internet is so messy and inefficient. I describe just a tiny part of it related to sharing equations
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https://www.weldingtribe.com/automated-welding Randy, Thanks for the site!! Some good advice here. There are lots of options for making intelligent tools for human welders, rather than completely replacing them with robots. Have you run across this yet? For instance, I came to your site from a search “welding” (“current” OR “amperes”) “sticky” looking for the physics and
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I am watching many live videos on the Internet. It is an exploding social phenomena on the Internet. I am interested in the machine vision, artificial intelligence, image processing, sensor correlation network sides of it as well. Here I am looking at a bridge over a river. At the moment I happened to start, it
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IMT sent me a note about their name change. I wrote back to ask them to work harder on gravitational imaging sensors which can be adaptations of MEMS accelerometer technologies they are already familiar with. I am encouraging anyone who makes MEMS accelerometers and inertial sensors to at least try to prepare for gravitational sensor
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Dear Reader, I am watching your live webcam at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVmEjdoD2x8 with the title レインボーブリッジと東京タワー 4Kライブカメラ、お台場東京、高層マンションからライブ配信。首都高速台場線、お天気カメラお台場東京。【ちんあなご】Livecamera RainbowBridge I was curious what kind of camera you are using, its lens and horizontal field of view. There are thousands of live webcams on the Internet now, and no standards for documentation. I personally think it would be good if
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https://github.com/madnight/githut/issues/48 Over the past several years I have been studying groups on GitHub. Part of the Internet Foundation studies for global communities on the Internet for the past 23 years. Much of the human cost of learning these various projects, for any group size, is dealing with the many and different formats. A mature project
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Energy Office of Science, PNNL Article, Climate Model, Sharing https://youtu.be/qeYxTKO6nDw I received a note from (Energy.gov) Office of Science with some nice articles and references. But it was hard to use. One article leads to Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL.gov) and it was hard to read and use. So I recorded my experience and comments,
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