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by baking 1y ago
My memory is that two-stage rockets had a few more points of failure but were harder to retrieve, so not really worth the effort. The Estes engines solved most of the technical challenges, but I lived in an area with lots of trees and no h
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by baking 2y ago
What kind of a blanket are you using and how thick is it? Seems like that would be the determining factor for size and cost.
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by baking 2y ago
This story connects the speaker to the stories above: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/a-million...
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by baking 2y ago
Schizophrenia develops in the twenties. Whatever his problem is, I don't think that is it.
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by baking 2y ago
People develop schizophrenia in their early twenties. Once it develops, you have it for life. The evidence is that cannabis use at an early age makes people who are susceptible to schizophrenia unable to control it and it fucks up the res
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by baking 2y ago
Previous studies have shown that young adults who are susceptible to schizophrenia are more likely to develop it if they were heavy cannabis users at a younger age. As they get older it is less likely to develop, or they are better able to
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by baking 2y ago
Dividends are built into the NAV price. It just becomes taxable income when it is paid out.
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by baking 2y ago
It's really annoying that people here are talking about "Zero" fee funds as if they were zero-fee funds. As far as I can tell "Zero" means less than 0.05% fees.
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by baking 2y ago
That's not how dividends work.
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by baking 2y ago
I just bought one for my nephew and sharing this with his piano teacher. Good luck and I hope you can keep it in stock through Christmas! ;-)
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by baking 2y ago
Found the typo too late for an edit: $1.10B * 10% / 815000kW = $135
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by baking 2y ago
Just a reminder, the sun does not shine 24 hours a day. $1.10B * 10% / 851000kW = $130 365 * 24 * $0.04 = $350
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by baking 2y ago
The numbers in the OP show that the RO equipment is by far the largest cost so you need to maximize its utilization. The energy is used to pump water through the RO at high pressure so another alternative would be to use solar to pump wate
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by baking 2y ago
So if I build a plant today to produce water at 22 cents per cubic meter, somebody could come along next year and build another plant that produces water for 15 cents and put me out of business. Then the year after that, another plant produ
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by baking 2y ago
Raccoons and opossums have a good sense of smell. If you see holes in your yard you have (or had) grubs.
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by baking 2y ago
The nonprofit will hold stock in the BPC. I think the effect of this is that the nonprofit board, which is independent of Altman, will be restricted from selling their shares. However the nonprofit will eventually convert from a public ch
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by baking 2y ago
I think you are missing my point. Microsoft signed a 20-year agreement with Constellation to restart TMI Unit 1. Do you think Constellation would make the same agreement with Open AI? The risk is completely different.
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by baking 2y ago
What if it is a 5 gigawatt data center in the middle of nowhere or if the power source is a nuclear reactor or three? Presumably, data centers are paying a premium that other customers aren't willing to pay.
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by baking 2y ago
He is the Executive Chairman at Helion, which means he keeps a tight grip on that particular purse string.
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by baking 2y ago
He is tied for last place on the most recent Forbes Billionaire list. https://www.forbes.com/profile/sam-altman/
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by baking 2y ago
>So if everything about this AI boom fails what we'll be left with is a massive amount of abundant renewable energy Except that someone has to pay for it. AI companies are only willing to pay for power purchase agreements, not capi
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by baking 2y ago
Eli Yablonovitch has been working on this for a while. I thought it was assumed that only the lignin would stay sequestered but I'm not finding those details. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2217695120
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by baking 2y ago
A non-profit can't give away its assets to a private entity, but it can exchange its assets for fair value, in this case, equity in the for-profit.
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by baking 2y ago
The nonprofit gives all its ownership rights to the for-profit in return for equity. The nonprofit is free to hold the equity and maintain control or sell the equity and use the proceeds for actual charitable purposes. As long as the money
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by baking 2y ago
I thought they had an office in Brazil and they threatened to arrest them, so Twitter shut it down.
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by baking 2y ago
I think you did the math wrong. The expected value for the guesser is $0.20 if Ballmer chooses randomly. I think Balmer is saying that he can beat you if he chooses adversarially and you choose the expected initial guesses. I agree that i
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by baking 2y ago
You have 31 positive payout guesses (1 $5, 2 $4, 4 $3, 8 $2 and 16 $1) leaving 69 other numbers with zero or negative payouts. You don't want to have gaps larger than three between your positive guesses, but there are 32 gaps for a to
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by baking 2y ago
Long story, but if you are interested in potassium and high blood pressure, or if you have low potassium and high blood pressure, my story might be of interest to you. At age 38 I was diagnosed with very high blood pressure. I had not been
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by baking 2y ago
You would have to be able to store a significant portion of your daily usage to make it worthwhile and that's before you even consider the price of the batteries.
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by baking 2y ago
There is no "H" in "Worcester."

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