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JimmyBuckets 4 hours ago [-]
What a beautiful world we live in! I love how niche this is (to me). Devotion is such a wonderful thing to behold. I had never even thought of thinking about the relative risks of growing algae strains until this moment. Thanks for sharing!
abletonlive 3 hours ago [-]
a sliver of context would be nice. the substack just drops right into evaluating safety for algae. but why? i have a reef tank so I know how dangerous dinoflagellates and other microorganisms can be, but you drop readers in with no context to any of this and just show yourself prompting llms to ask how dangerous they are. I feel like someone picked a random page out of their journal and posted it here.
ehnto 5 minutes ago [-]
I don't think the author posted it here.
I do enjoy more personal interactions and writing online, like how old blogs used to be. There is a certain clean "voice" and standard story flow so many articles have today that just feel like corporate presentations, I get quite tired of it.
I recall a recent article where some enthusiast was swearing and being a bit flippant in their article, it got highly criticised even though the topic matter was excellent and deep. There's room in the world for some people to be a bit rough around the edges.
I do enjoy more personal interactions and writing online, like how old blogs used to be. There is a certain clean "voice" and standard story flow so many articles have today that just feel like corporate presentations, I get quite tired of it.
I recall a recent article where some enthusiast was swearing and being a bit flippant in their article, it got highly criticised even though the topic matter was excellent and deep. There's room in the world for some people to be a bit rough around the edges.