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There’s a hot glue gun for cheese. Buzzfeed invented the Fondoodler, a tool that lets you push any form of cheese into the handle and then squirt it onto your food in under 3 minutes, so you can have melted cheese, any time you want, at the squeeze of a trigger. Source Source 2

Netflix algorithms could help NASA identify planets that support life

Researchers at the University of Toronto Scarborough have developed a new approach to identifying stable planetary systems.

It’s based on the machine learning artificial intelligence Netflix uses.

Machine learning is a type of artificial intelligence that allows computers to learn new functions without being programmed.

This is how Netflix can make scarily accurate predictions of what you’re interested in watching without you telling it.

Now researchers are looking to implement the same idea in the realm of astrophysics.

They will use previously collected data to predict a system’s stability and determine information like a planet’s mass or how elliptical its orbit is. Read more

Hilarious & Snarky Greeting Cards to Get You Into the Holiday Spirit by  Lisa Krowinski

Letterpress design and print shop Sapling Press, founded in 2003 are known for their witty, sarcastic and snarky greeting cards and stationary work. The shop currently houses our presses, seven lovely ladies, the occasional furry friend, and an endless stream of witty comeback and remarks

Printed on tree free cotton paper and paired with a 100% post consumer brown bag kraft envelope, each design is hilarious and environmentally friendly. If you love to joke around and have an awesome sense of humor, we urge you to check out their full collection in their Etsy shop.

The Weather Channel is so done with Breitbart’s climate denial bullshit

In a Nov. 30 article, Breitbart used a Weather Channel video to stoke climate change conspiracy theories.

In the story, columnist James Delingpole accused climate change “alarmists” of “icy silence” on reports that global temperature saw its “steepest fall on record” this year.

To support their claims, Delingpole embedded a video from the Weather Channel about La Niña impact on winter in New England.

Not so fast, said the Weather Channel.

In a note to Breitbart, Weather Channel staff wrote point-blank: “Earth is not cooling, climate change is real and please stop using our video to mislead Americans.”

The Weather Channel called the Breitbart article a “prime example of cherry-picking” information. Read more

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