Everyone knows you can't build a rocket without @McMasterCarr. But can you build a rocket from *only* the McMaster catalog? Challenge is live. $1100 prize purse at the moment. https://t.co/ezquettk3E

The Pentagon’s actions are clear retaliation for something Sen. Kelly is entirely within his rights to say. America’s servicemembers already take an oath to uphold the Constitution, which includes not following illegal orders. The argument that the video’s message is sedition, or

This was a truly eerie threshold for me

Gemini 3 reads its own review and, as per the review, treats it as likely 'future fiction' because I mean 'cmon it's not November 2025.

SpaceX’s founding story is 2002 Elon calculating all the commodity prices of the steel, carbon fibre, propellant, etc for building a rocket and realising they only made up 2% of the price. He noticed the capacity for 50x cost savings and went on to realise them. I’ve ran similar

☢️ NEW: The Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce has submitted a radical plan to fix nuclear policy in Britain. It could save taxpayers billions and cut UK build costs from the world’s highest to cheaper than France and Finland.  It contains example after example of how disproportionate

I'd always wondered how much the mad fish protection stuff at Hinkley Point C cost – turns out it's £700 million.

My latest project, RiskiPedia, is up and running:

Though I guess a16z has invested a load? So maybe that counts, but AI safety folks aren't saying AI won't be valuable.

i look forward to Marc Andreessen's falsifiable forecasts on AI lol, lmao even.

Fresh air is a no brainer and not that expensive thing for society to fix, and companies should be doing it just for the positive returns it has on productivity. Any smart COO/HR person should own an Aranet4 CO2 monitor.

AI2027 is more falsifiable than basically anything else predicting AI. This is good. But i’ll criticise them because my personal view is to think wrong forecasts are bad, even from the only people careful enough to do it. That’s just my actual view.

So the famous Blue Lagoon of Iceland is actually runoff from a geothermal power plant. Could do something similar with datacenter heat? Need to add silt, but all the warm water you could wish for.

Now is the perfect moment Bring back public likes And make bookmarks public too

I asked Gemini how it would define AI slop, got a slop answer. I told it to give me a memory that would stop it from giving me more slop answers, it did. I asked again and got a non-slop answer. Still incomplete, needs a likelihood ratio factor I think?

@AMAZlNGNATURE His fish friends back home are never going to believe him

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Gebru accused me of "gaslighting" residents of Memphis because another commenter had said their total utility bills (electric + water + solid waste) had gone up, and I denied this was due to the data center. I was immediately blocked after so I couldn't reply. Do want to just

Ron's face pulled into a scowl. "If you don't like Quidditch, you don't have to make fun of it!" "If you can't criticise, you can't optimise. I'm suggesting how to improve the game. And it's very simple. Get rid of the Snitch." "They won't change the game just 'cause you say

testing something here hold on

Legalize this in every city in America. - Incremental density infill - 6 story single-stair apartment building - Neighborhood retail - Mixed use This is the YIMBY dream.