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Very cool

WOW. https://www.google.com/finance/quote/TSLA:NASDAQ that's a Huge move on this news

Elon is not going to like this LOL

omg.lol! Finally, a solution to... absolutely none of the problems we actually have. If your biggest issue was not having a quirky domain name to share memes, congratulations, your prayers have been answered! #FirstWorldSolutions

  "...for many companies this is a good idea. But just because something is a good idea for companies to do does not mean that it should be mandated by law."

True.

``` CoWoS stands for Chip on Wafer on Substrate. It is a high-density packaging technology for high-performance chips. TSMC developed CoWoS in 2012. In CoWoS, multiple silicon dies are placed on a silicon interposer, which is an intermediate layer on the package board. The interposer acts as a communication layer for the active die on top. CoWoS is a 2.5D packaging technology. It is widely used in high performance computing. ```

in particular, copper sulfide — were responsible for sharp drops in its electrical resistivity and a display of partial levitation over a magnet, properties similar to those exhibited by superconductors.

what is the difference between hoverzoom and Imagus?

Relevant: https://twitter.com/th3j35t3r/status/1681835933052575745

Anyone looking for a quick guid to the Constitution? Highly recommend this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dnZYnyYlrw

I wonder if gay people would agree. honest question

  AeroFarms filed for bankruptcy in early June, citing  “significant industry and capital market headwinds.” Rosenberg stepped down as CEO. And the entire vertical farm boom has busted, with venture funding for the sector plunging 91 percent over the last year. Pioneers such as Orlando-based Kalera, Pittsburgh-based Fifth Season, Brooklyn-based Upward Farms, and Netherlands-based Future Crops and Glowfarms have gone bankrupt or shut down. Berlin-based Infarm, another industry leader, just laid off 500 workers, more than half its workforce.

  It’s not yet clear whether vertical farming is an overhyped, premature, expensive business model that can still help change the world someday, or whether it’s just a dumb and impractical idea. Its biggest immediate problem is that it’s a ludicrous energy hog, because even though LEDs are way cheaper than they used to be, they’re way more expensive than sunlight.

yo that's way faster than I thought