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*hyperamerican* propane and propane accessories. a propane flame photonic engine brighter than the sun *portable* spectrally pure dyson spheres! DMs OPEN
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@elonmusk come on elon https://t.co/qgBSj1iEtV
fingers are not medically necessary??? incredible revenge engineering, but medical insurance is a parasite holy shit https://t.co/tbtzY8Yd81
if this looks 50% as cool as it does on this video it could be really sexy on tight clothing, changing color as you breathe https://t.co/F1DiObsDcM
πππ πππ ππππ π‘π ππππ π‘βππ https://t.co/KF3WADMQn9
Κ°α΅Λ‘Λ‘ ΚΈα΅α΅Κ° https://t.co/0RgZy3TRFH https://t.co/XVPQMgeyqt
glad the spirit of shitposting is alive and well, in astrophysics https://t.co/7EdL3AaIno
good summary about the floaty rock drama so far βif youβre not following LK99, youβre missing out on the most fun thing happening or the internet now. Feels like the old internet.β https://t.co/ETlt031ObZ https://t.co/Sko7FDzeI7
RT @GozukaraFurkan: "I wish we could blame this on Muslims or migrants, but turns out it was one of us." what a wild thing to say https://tβ¦
that's pretty good https://t.co/2VHdKL0JYC
language tutors https://t.co/A7L3oqCqpg
at the current rate, the asteroid will have a 1,200% chance to hit us. it will hit us, on average, twelve times. https://t.co/alDTKKx9mM
my cofounder presented a study that showed teenagers learn better if they can sleep in a little more, and the school came back with βwell we canβt adjust it now, we have a contract with the bus driversβ oh, so the school is for the benefit of the bus drivers?? much like the port is for the benefit of the longshoremen, and the polity is for the benefit of the politicians, eh?
what can't you solve with lasers https://t.co/ULMekrLXWY
wholesome tech https://t.co/NVFByOMelJ
hell yeah https://t.co/AtViosdGJe
@elonmusk yeah i saw this, they hide it, but if you set it up without internet it should enable you to make a local account, or you can make a new local account itβs a pain! https://t.co/luzL6cAjU1
man, i thought yann was joking it's kinda wild to be like elon, nobody will ever hear of your work, since you didn't publish https://t.co/nmUaxTHuRj
deep german L. blowing up these cooling towers is stupid as hell. even if you close the nuclear plant you can use cooling towers for powerplants / data centers. the government rushing this through after it was revealed that the recommissioning cost was lied about is actual sabotage supported by nefarious foreign interests (russia aligned...) imho
black on (esp elderly) asian violence has exploded in oakland, and it makes me fucking enraged. itβs like this is my grandma here, and this young man is taking her stuff and punching her in the face if asians complaining about this is racist, where are the black voices denouncing this
a laugh like stealing fire from the gods https://t.co/p068KzMrhy
RT @WalshFreedom: https://t.co/Ufd1yV5dSu
RT @Calli_Jones: yβall - https://t.co/DGHTiOzWIu
when tesla claimed that they were going to have batteries < $100 / kWh, practically all funding for american energy storage companies tanked. tesla still won't sell you a powerwall or powerpack for $100/kWh. it's like $1000/kWh and $500 for a megapack. the entire VC sector in the US was bluffed and spooked by Elon. don't be stupid in this way again.
RT @thetonymichaels: https://t.co/DdCavPthXA
RT @micah_erfan: Trump's name appeared in Epstein's flight logs 7 times, btw. https://t.co/HMfocJjvRm
people donβt understand this, but because of the collapse of industrialized society (manufacturing leaving the west) whole generations of smart people in various fields simply didnβt pass on skills. in advanced manufacturing, *most* of the top talent is the equivalent of hedge chemists, or taking side gigs as data scientists, or are hobbyists, or retired. i assume this is Not true in China. the point is a lot of new expertise needs to build up here. a lot of that is going to come from outsiders, reviving lost arts, and sharing what they learn along the way, unlocking new resources. cc @SamoBurja
this is basically correct and is one of the main facts shaping the world today. most people, because they do not try to get big things done, have no idea. but if you travel to any rapidly developing country, you will gain perspective. things are being kept from happening
RT @sirDukeDevin: I have noticed that. https://t.co/6bNBYqHSbF
incredible https://t.co/3jn6obx4gB https://t.co/GXz4rnjhBJ
sunny day, so I went to check the California electricity price map. sure enough, pretty much everywhere, the current price of electricity is negative. poor generators that can't easily throttle their output, like nuclear or geothermal, apparently have to just pay for the privilege of outputting power, if they can't get rid of it any other way in certain areas, the pricing is quite negative
RT @GOP4Ukraine: Former VP Mike Pence: βVladimir Putin doesnβt want peace; he wants Ukraine.β https://t.co/uUzlnzfYwT
MAYBE FIND ANOTHER HOBBY https://t.co/C0hRRDM4mf
ok so idea, you put this on the Apple Vision Pro or whatever and have it make neat video game sounds as you collect coins or mana or XP or whatever, and then like, generalize to other tasks https://t.co/PMKl0vaVcd
a trillion humans among the stars, not 500 million in dark ages, is a better way to protect and spread life in a vast universe that rarely harbors it. we will not fade into that dark night, or evaporate under the expanding death throws of a dying sun. donβt give up on the gift of consciousness, invention, and human ingenuity. we have barely begun β¨
more signage like this please https://t.co/r5EhpKt1zO
imagining if Κ»Oumuamua were a hunk of superconductor some type 2 Kardashev civilization lost track of, and itβs just been accelerating and ping ponging off the interstellar magnetic fields ever since https://t.co/qEIvZNQhRm
re superconductor, asked my old princeton buddy, now a materials science prof at nyu https://t.co/WDlMLGEpRh
RT @Kaos_Vs_Control: Country artist Bryan Andrews speaks his mind https://t.co/vtdX9vbRbS
βif i asked people what they wanted, they would have asked for a (faster??) horseβ https://t.co/QjWfU8xePp
mfs when they get einstein as their patent clerk https://t.co/c4p05ApwPn https://t.co/cXBjWMn4gi
anti nuclear is like, so over https://t.co/LGRhdbmDoR
RT @lesbisnm: i love it https://t.co/YOagtNXArF
RT @NoContextHumans: The French struggled https://t.co/N5vd8hNx9l
instead of having a baby in nine months, have six girlfriends, and have a baby in just a month and a half https://t.co/B11dR94DW7
almost all of the hypervolume is on the hypersurface https://t.co/KeK9coXeEs
wow ppl need to be making families, there are so few new ppl 𫨠https://t.co/Dg4ZbtrGpI
ignoring this is planning to lose https://t.co/uHvClUsM6d
wonder if this will condense enough water at night to alter the desert https://t.co/X64PbEOeKk https://t.co/K7C0k5Umc9
i've been going on and on about this, but basically, AI flips electricity on its head. previously, nearly half the cost of electricity to the consumer was allocated towards distributing it where (and when) you want it. AI data centers want upwards of hundreds of megawatts of power in one place, most of the time. (and for training they don't care about latency) The most constrained thing isn't even the energy itself -- there's a surplus during the solar peak -- it's often the sheer availability & the interconnection. It now can take multiple years to get a grid interconnect to draw power of this magnitude, if the location can even handle it. The capital cost of the power infrastructure is just a tiny fraction (like 3%!) of the capex of the compute, and even just the depreciation of the compute exceeds the cost of even premium power. Hence, AI hyperscalers and those that aspire to be in their class are traveling to where the power is, are building where power has been (and there's legacy transmission to support it, like old nuclear plants) and are getting into the business of actually building powerplants and reactors. Utilities and transmission and distribution companies, interconnection queues, all are used to react much slower -- over many years -- unlike the top technology companies, now vying to compete at the highest levels of AI performance. Since ~99% of energy technologies previously died withering while waiting for utilities to consider them bankable, this represents an extremely fertile, attractive new state of play if you're bringing a new energy technology to market (ππ»ββοΈπ). Whereas before you'd have to brave what was once called a "green valley of death", now you have teracap companies like microsoft bidding on: - Conventional, large nuclear fission - Small modular nuclear reactors - Engineered Geothermal - Fusion! - Stirling Engines π¬ - Who knows what else - Maybe you, Anon! Even Tesla is standing up gas generator arrays to burn fossil fuels for their AI power supply. Shit is getting real
imagine you just bought this. what would you do with it? https://t.co/v6T6R33uQR
man itβs so dumb that there was a fucking lab leak and coverup and the only people who are upset about it are weird nerds on here and, like, 911 truthers who believe in lizard people. in a sane society people should be pissed about the epistemic state of that every day
RT @Victorshi2020: What a cover. First 100 days. https://t.co/zwbqmzabfX