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Here is picture of Rhododendron fauriei. They have an interesting characteristic known as “reverse thermal loading.” This means that the flowers have a unique ability to regulate their temperature and prevent overheating. During hot sunny days, the flowers of Rhododendron fauriei curl their petals inward to reduce exposure to direct sunlight, thus preventing excessive heat buildup. This adaptive feature helps to protect the delicate reproductive structures of the flowers, ensuring their successful pollination and reproduction even in warm climates.
I want to include Kubernetes notes in my digital brain. In the age of LLM, i wonder if building a digital brain make any sense. Since i have no coclusive idea, will keep on building it. Atleast it will help someone new to the topics i am covering.
I have plans to write blog posts about various aspects of the Indian Stack, including semiconductors, startups, and games.
Photo of Rhododendron fauriei by Liz Pullan Pattathy on Unsplash