

13 / 0.05 = 260
He has $260 Billion?!
Yeah, spread that around. He wasn’t doing more than playing around with Google Glass 10 years ago, coming up with Google (and then doing his best to sabotage it) isn’t worth that by a long shot.


13 / 0.05 = 260
He has $260 Billion?!
Yeah, spread that around. He wasn’t doing more than playing around with Google Glass 10 years ago, coming up with Google (and then doing his best to sabotage it) isn’t worth that by a long shot.


While traditional geothermal power taps heat sources close to the surface, Fervo and its peers are drilling deeper because deeper rock is hotter, opening more opportunities for development […] bringing drilling techniques and technologies from the oil and gas sector to the development of new geothermal resources.
Still not really clear what their tech is or how they got it done so fast.


Looks like the lawyer, Antonio Romanucci, is founding partner of a firm that has won many settlements against LEOs, including one related to George Floyd. Best of luck to them!


Let’s just quickly check https://isaiprofitable.com/ :

Nope. The answer is still “they’re burning cash.” Only the companies making silicon are raking it in.


Yeah, I’d like to see the cost of sub-prime mortgage on that chart.


Quoting the IDF makes me doubt everything in that article, but the overall nationalistic tone is interesting as a theme.


How horrifying.
In many other cities (photo of London from Philly Mag), doors separate the platform from the tracks:

Haven’t seen Mafalda in a long time, thanks!


The bar for “decently responsible and kind man” seems incredibly low.


For a lot of single-issue voters, this kind of calculation is theoretical. For trans people right now, it is not. An anti-trans Democrat in office is a harm. A Republican who is openly, aggressively, legislatively hostile to trans existence is a different order of harm. Both things are true, and genuinely hard to reconcile.
Yeah, that’s an awful choice. I can’t think of a better option than the article presents — name the candidates and their shortcomings/wrongs.


Ranked choice voting so we stop having to pick terrible Democrats. Gaining prevalence in local elections!


We need to stop fining and start taking away privileges. Sorry, you can’t buy/build any fossil fuels any more.


Slightly different slicing in a Voronoi diagram:



I don’t really want to hear anything from the AI companies that isn’t from a skeptical third party news source, they’ve lied enough already.


It lets you automatically join foreign botnets!


“No WiFi” was a hard requirement for my induction range. Surprisingly hard to find.


What a breath of sanity.


And it doesn’t even have to make anyone more productive, it just has to convince leadership they can get by with less in the short term.


dictates the minimum allowed bandwidth. Out of the box MeshCore operates at 62.5 kHz and Meshtastic uses 250 kHz, but the FCC says it needs to be 500 kHz or higher.
Why is more bandwidth better? Is it spreading out the same energy = less interference potential? Usually the goal is to use the least bandwidth (and power) possible, right?
That’s pretty much the interaction I expect in New England.
And, it’s better than waiting around for the self-checkout attendant to fix the error when the self-checkout kiosk doesn’t detect the reusable bag I brought correctly.