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by baking 3y ago
My guess is that the non-profit has never gotten this kind of scrutiny now and the new directors are going to want to get lawyers involved to cover their asses. Just imagine their positions when Sam Altman really does something worth firin
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by baking 3y ago
He is the Executive Chairman of Helion Energy so it is not just a passive investment. That said, I wish Helion wasn't so paranoid about Chinese copycats and was more open about their tech. I can't help but feel Sam Altman is at l
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by baking 3y ago
You mean gives away? If so, I hope they have a lot of directors' insurance.
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by baking 3y ago
Sure, you can dissolve it if you hand over all the assets to another 501(c)3 organization. Otherwise, you are stuck with it.
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by baking 3y ago
So when they give you $100 in free credits they are losing $100.
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by baking 3y ago
Pledged $30 million, $10 million per year for three years, but most likely only $20 million received. Elon Musk gave $40 million. There is also $70 million in mystery "other income" in the 990's that is missing the required
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by baking 3y ago
I would hope that a billion in credits would not represent a billion in expenses for Microsoft.
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by baking 3y ago
Note: Propublica has the 2021 990, but it isn't on the IRS website. Total support includes over $70M in other income in 2018 and 2019 which is missing the required explanation in the 990's. In other words, out of the $92M in pub
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by baking 3y ago
You are thinking of a public charity. Not all non-profits are public charities. https://smallbusiness.chron.com/difference-between-public-pr... https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/eo-operational-
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by baking 3y ago
Home wifi. No VPN or DNS. Never works for me. Edit: Switched from Firefox with UBlock Origin to Chrome without adblocker and it worked.
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by baking 3y ago
What does one have to do to get past the captchas? These never, ever work for me.
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by baking 3y ago
That would be considered a win.
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by baking 3y ago
I own a 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid. It is cheaper to drive than an electric (less than ten cents a mile) and cost of ownership is much, much less. Also, not everyone who owns a house has a garage.
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by baking 3y ago
It beat out paper tape by a mile.
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by baking 3y ago
It might not have been a rocket either: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/10/20/2200511/-CAR-BOM...
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by baking 3y ago
Usually only a portion of the employees have a name and a link, the rest will say "LinkedIn Member" with a picture (if there is one) and a job title and location.
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by baking 3y ago
I'm just going to say it. I have had little difficulty finding all the linkedin profiles for employees in small companies (~100 employees.) Go to the linkedin page for a company and click where it says the number of employees. Click
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by baking 3y ago
Do you mean barndominiums?
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by baking 3y ago
Swoop is 5 gauss which is 0.0005 tesla. Compare that with my last MRI which was 3.0 tesla. It seems be used for some kind of brain imaging, neuroactivity, etc. but it won't be replacing regular MRI machines. HST magnets will get you
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by baking 3y ago
I just checked the closest hotel to me and hotelstonight was $25 more than the hotel's website rate and hotels.com. May be a great way to find vacancies, but I'm not sure why you would book through them unless you find a one-nigh
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by baking 3y ago
Always book with the hotel directly. If you don't, and you have any changes, arriving late etc., you will lose your reservation and your money. It is not worth the $10 you might save.
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by baking 3y ago
I can tell you what you won't see, stronger magnets, at least not stronger than those currently being built out of high-temperature superconductors (HTS.) LTS magnets are limited by the magnetic fields the conductors can withstand bef
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by baking 3y ago
Sorry, but "portable MRIs" makes no sense. Current high-temperature superconductors (HTS) can probably get you from 3 Tesla to 6 Tesla for commercial MRIs which means better resolution. But you still need magnets large enough to
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by baking 3y ago
The main difference to me was that I could see the "trending" tweets and additional "recommended" tweets after the comments on the one that I was reading. That started post Elon. There was also the login popup that was
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by baking 3y ago
These are "glitch tokens" and well known.
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by baking 3y ago
Can someone explain why this is a naming problem? I just feel like I'm missing something.
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by baking 3y ago
"While the agreement carries a risk to Helion, it also unlocks essential benefits, Kirtley said." It probably has something to do with co-location at a Microsoft Azure data center, several of which or being permitted or under cons
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by baking 3y ago
Do you only recharge during the day? How do you think that solar energy gets to your car at night? You rely on the network to consume your solar power during the day AND charge your car at night.
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by baking 3y ago
Sorry, I meant for the EV. Ten cents per mile of electricity costs is the cheapest I've seen, and it is often higher.
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by baking 3y ago
It's just more likely to be Wittingham who is currently working on Lithium-ion batteries.

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