nelsondev

I believe $50-100k

The eight 345 MW advanced sodium cooled reactors would provide Meta with up to 2.8 GW of carbon-free, baseload energy. Each reactor comes with the Natrium technology’s innovative built-in energy storage system providing the capacity to boost total output to 4 GW of power.

For energy storage, is it storing the hot water, or using batteries to store generated electricity?

Especially one you manufactured yourself

Some carpenter bees moved into my roof overhang. Last year it was two, this year it’s closer to 10. I like them, the only problem is they burrow into my house and leave little piles of sawdust behind.

There is plenty of old fencing, a stack of logs, but they like my house.

It’s date partitioned, you could download just a date range. It’s also parquet, so you can download just specific columns with the right client

Neat! What happens when the simulated data is hallucinated/incorrect?

In the example videos, the Golden Gate bridge with snow shows the bridge as 1 road, with total of 3 lanes. But in reality, it’s a split highway with divider, so 2 sides both have 3 lanes, 6 total lanes.

What happens when the car “learns” to drive on the simulated incorrect 3 lane example? For example will next time it goes on the real GG bridge hug to the rightmost lane?

This guidance will be taken in by government agencies that set rules, by schools choosing kids lunches , etc .

Not all government action is in the form of a specific law with specific enforcement mechanism.

I think you answered your own question with the last sentence. Have cattle ranchers, chicken farmers, vegetable and fruit farmers lobby for same or higher subsidies than grains.

This would be my guess, query reformulations (user rewriting their query after first doesn’t work for them) is very common technique that search engines look through search logs to learn (mis)spellings.

Wait Google Maps is not satellite photography it’s aerial?? I feel like I’ve been lied to.

Until a new law is passed, the government and courts have a duty to follow the current law.

I would add another axis to the graph. So x axis would be pace at which you work, and y axis would be novelty of work.

You can be burnt out doing fast paced repetitive work. It’s not always true the faster you go the more you learn.

The audience member can share the experience with the person sitting beside them.

Doesn’t have to be shared with the artist.

Perhaps we could retitle the link, as it stands a bit click-baity.

Perhaps, average error of clocks is 30 seconds higher because minutes use .floor() nor .round()

Bee There （logo is cute honey bee) tag line, Be there now, be there then

Sounds similar to experiences inside sensory deprivation chambers.

In the SF Bay Area, there’s a company called reboot floatation spa , where you can book time floating in body temperature epsom salts inside a box that blocks noise and light.

I also experienced intense visual imagery and extraordinary ability to concentrate on thoughts while my other senses were deprived. And then I got sleepy

Yet in your house you likely have a mobile phone, a computer, perhaps a Smart TV; all with microphones and a long history of privacy breaching hacks.

Sounds like you are ready to open a crematorium that specializes in former jewelers.

Complying with environmental regulation, permits, planning, etc

This idea also applies to software sales.

e.g. A bloated, overly complicated, CMS is easier to sell to a company as a solution than a sleeker, cleaner solution.

“If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit”

Why will a new system make the trains run better? It could also make it run worse, if they don’t cover all the current cases.

I’ve ridden Muni in SF for years, drivers control most of the decision making.

There’s a handful of single track tunnels/sensors/necessary software-based coordination, but as another commenter pointed out, the doors cause more issues than signal problems.

If I had a tail, could I wave it with Kegels?

Not exactly related, but in the same vein - Deep Impact - deep learning to find term impacts in the context of their document.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.12016

The problem I had with wood countertops is that little area behind the sink that is almost always wet.

Either from your sponge, turning off the faucet with wet hands, or just splash back, it always is wet.

Then the wood gets moldy or rots or is disfigured.

One thing I’m not seeing discussed in the battle of client apps, is that Apple is still paying to run the backend servers. Considering the ubiquity of iMessage, this ain’t cheap.

When Beeper charges customers subscriptions for the client app, do they kick back any money to Apple who provides server side support for iMessage?

Another factor improving productivity is AI tools. I for one, am more productive writing code with the help of a generative AI.

Reminds me of a Kafka topic, where different Consumers each have their own commit that indicates how far along the stream they’ve caught up to.

Fungal mycelial networks can form an underground network capable of transmitting electricity from plant to plant.

I wonder if we tune into just the right frequency plants are already using for communication, we can send more “grow, please” signals.

Or being shot down by a fighter jet.

That’s an oversimplification and relies on the word “homeless” as an explanation and solution.

If the condition was called, “street living”, perhaps you would consider solutions that don’t solely address the lack of permanent dwelling, and instead look at why some people choose to live on the street.

Of course there are people whose problem is fundamentally lack of a home, in which case providing a home is the solution.