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note sodium-ion is no longer two or three times the weight of lithium-ion, there is only a +33% penalty apparently the problem is there is not yet enough volume in production to compete on price, which I thought was the whole point? > s
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Sodium-ion "salt" batteries will revolutionize electric-vehicle and grid storage
(newscientist.com)
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Trump Inc is a white-collar crime family which is why he pardons every white-collar crime they can find BTW you know those classified records he took to Mar-a-lago that almost put him in prison? They were all the records about his family bu
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Saccharomyces Boulardii is not like any other probiotic go ask google or chatgpt to explain why and you'll get it, more than I can narrate here it will not colonize and can even be taken with antibiotics to help the gut survive as long
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my 2 cents 1. try taking Saccharomyces Boulardii asap, it is a very different kind of probiotic, a yeast actually, that tends to push out the bad and promote the good 2. JAK-STAT inhibitors are the only known drug to get the body to stop at
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3mo ago
sure but you aren't going to help mental/emotional problems by getting stoned there are far better, legal supplements to treat that anyway, less expensive too dope activates AMPK in the brain/CNS and turns off AMPK in the bod
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people just want their recreational drugs it's as stupid as smoking/vaping and not even black box warnings will get people to stop now if you need pain management I can respect that 100% but you need to investigate Palmitoylethano
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3mo ago
note that including dead things in orbit (that we currently have no way to remove) is actually 32,000 not just 14,000 what we need is the investment for "space roombas" that go around bumping things out of orbit that are dead or d
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3mo ago
too late https://satellitemap.space there are already several starlink competitors and even other countries planning to launch their own 1000-10,000 node networks
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3mo ago
Nancy Grace Roman Telescope is also going to be amazing for raising new questions and I hope the attempt to lift the Swift telescope to a higher orbit is successful if you really want to stay on top of what is breaking astrophysics in realt
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3mo ago
if price is no object get the AirGradient PM2.5+CO2 but Ikea now makes the most affordable PM2.5+CO2 sensor, at $35 a no-brainer https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/alpstuga-air-quality-sensor-sma... in there is a v
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who is rushing out the press releases with just fake news? NASA only this past month finally did a supersonic flight with their development vehicle they don't even have data/results yet for the "thunk" test that's a
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3mo ago
yes almost all americans now have running water and indoor toilets except we have more homeless than ever so they don't even have that with taxes slashed for billionaires and safety-nets for food and healthcare being destroyed, we are
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3mo ago
yeah but America 1926 didn't have a billion dollars a day being extracted from the economy by a totally useless war (that is going to start again in 60 days) or a President extracting billions from his own government for a plane, golf,
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3mo ago
well there have been micro attempts over the years like this is 512 bytes (half a K) https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=83795 but the one I am thinking about had textured walls and sound it used some insane levels of pack
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3mo ago
knowing and consequences are apparently two entirely different things we know every single person that went to Epstein Island from their cellphone geolocation data being sold absolutely nothing has happened to any of them * https:/&#x
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the Wolfenstein3D-like game in only a few hundred bytes WITH SOUND might be even more impressive even though it's like exploits all the way down oddly can't find a link to it at the moment
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this is why democrats are so stupid to use the word socialist even though it's accurate sovereign funds, federal ownership making companies "too big to fail" is 100% socialism but republicans are devious enough to know not to
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I'd bet it will work since it worked on human tissue but there will be unintended side-effects with other muscle and organ growth that will be unacceptable that protein sounds like nature evolved some kind of rate-limiter but it's
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I am curious to see if this causes an improvement in radiators though, that would be interesting or perhaps a whole new technology invented to vent the heat will be interesting to see what they come up with hmm, how do they radiate the heat
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have you ever seen a detailed photo of the ISS? * https://images2.imgbox.com/64/4b/GhtUtq1m_o.jpg look at how massive the solar panels and more importantly the thermal radiators are outside compare to the size of
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note the same protein signaling also inhibits muscle growth, reverses when blocked actual study: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adx6649
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Scientists find a protein block regrows knee cartilage in mice and human tissue
(med.stanford.edu)
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highly recommend this video of an interview with the author of that article/blog * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNkZRt-X4RM if I am understanding him correctly (and his math is correct) a YEAR's worth of ChatGP
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Using ChatGPT is not bad for the environment
(blog.andymasley.com)
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* https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-10674-6 * https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01806-z > Paired with the original network and guided by its risk score, the generative model
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Machine Learning finds previously unknown ECG signal for cardiac death risk
(scientificamerican.com)
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ah forgot about ECH * https://blog.cloudflare.com/encrypted-client-hello/ what's weird is my ancient version of chrome passes ECH but my Firefox ESR does not have ECH and I cannot figure out how to turn it on in a
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but can DIY ever do Oblivious DoH * https://blog.cloudflare.com/oblivious-dns/ solved the SNI problem if this says SNI=plaintext your ISP knows where you are going anyway * https://one.one.one.one/cdn-c
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"ai" bubble burst cannot come soon enough but sure would be nice if it would cause an exponential acceleration of fusion development in the meanwhile however that still has a law of theromodynamics problem of pumping heat into atm
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