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by melling 1y ago
Don’t we want hydrogen in a Net Zero world? Finding enough uses for it will help develop the market.
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Early Targets of Harvard Funding Cuts: Tuberculosis, ALS Research(wsj.com)
4 points by melling 1y ago|1 comments
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Trump's Billionaire NASA Pick Says Mars Will Be Key Priority(bloomberg.com)
5 points by melling 2y ago|0 comments
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by melling 2y ago
“ The Energy Department's Loan Program Office’s Energy Infrastructure Reinvestment (EIR) Program will also make $200 billion in financing available for coal energy investments, such as upgrading energy infrastructure and building new f
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Trump to Sign Order Aimed at Reviving a Struggling Coal Industry(nytimes.com)
7 points by melling 2y ago|0 comments
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by melling 2y ago
“ And solar was the fastest-growing electricity source for the 20th year in a row. It now provides 7% of the world's electricity”
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Trump Order Seeks to Tap Coal Power in Quest to Dominate AI(bloomberg.com)
3 points by melling 2y ago|1 comments
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by melling 2y ago
Try working out the math. I’m a little tired of your argument. You are wrong. We really do need to address the really big things.
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by melling 2y ago
How many countries participating would reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. It’s 2025 and we’re still having stupid discussions. We burn more coal than ever! Yeah, we’re so close to peak usage… We’ve known coal was a big problem for 40 y
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by melling 2y ago
I believe it was on CNBC. Paste into Google: buffett tariffs are an act of war
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by melling 2y ago
Yeah, Walter provided the ranking. Got flagged or something.
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by melling 2y ago
Intel has several issues but the biggest, IMHO, is that they are trying to reestablish their FAB (chipmaking) business. TMSC owns the FAB market and even Intel has them make their best chips because they aren’t currently competitive. Each n
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by melling 2y ago
Buy the one run by the former CEO of Cadence. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lip-Bu_Tan
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by melling 2y ago
I submitted a few seconds too late. :-) This is great news if it’s true. Intel has so much bad news baked in that its stock is ready for any good news.
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by melling 2y ago
That’s just paper money. Isn’t a bigger problem that the price of iPhones will significantly increase, which will decrease sales?
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NASA cut $420M for climate science, moon modelling and more(newscientist.com)
11 points by melling 2y ago|0 comments
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by melling 2y ago
“The drug, lepodisiran, reduced levels of lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), by an average of 93.9% versus placebo over six months after one or two 400 milligram doses”
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by melling 2y ago
Not really. They are test trains and don’t carry passengers. Fastest passenger trains are 320km/hr
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by melling 2y ago
Run the electric trains on green energy. It’s 2025. I was told 10 years ago renewables were ready and cheaper than fossil fuels. What’s taking so long? In the meantime, those really inefficient gas guzzling cars still rule.
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by melling 2y ago
“Planned opening 2034 or later.”
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by melling 2y ago
Yeah, everyone knows you wouldn’t run a nyc subway at 300 mph. Where do you get maglevs ant low speed are less efficient? They are frictionless. Of course, I don’t even care if they are. You know what they’re more efficient than? Cars! Bu
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by melling 2y ago
The average speed of the NYC subway is 17mph (27km). Maglevs that went smoothly at 62mph (100km) would be a big improvement. Medium speed maglev trains are also a thing: https://crrczelc-europe.com/medium-low-speed-maglev-ch
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by melling 2y ago
Yes, the speed is fine but it only exists on one commercial route. Something is holding up mass adoption. Likely the cost. This sort of technology would be significant if widely adopted.
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by melling 2y ago
“superconductive magnetic levitation railways at 500 km/h” With the Shanghai maglev in 2001, it looked like this was a given. Instead, it’s still too expensive? Anyone predict the US still wouldn’t have a bullet train in 2025?
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by melling 2y ago
Couple of books that were mentioned about Leibniz: https://www.amazon.com/Leibniz-His-World-Making-Savant/dp/06... https://www.amazon.com/Best-All-Possible-Worlds-Leibniz/dp/1...
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Net Zero by 2050 Is 'Impossible,' UK Tory Leader Badenoch Says(bloomberg.com)
22 points by melling 2y ago|51 comments
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by melling 2y ago
“Drivers must take a 30-minute break after driving for 8 cumulative hours” We already have laws.
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by melling 2y ago
There is no current permanent CEO. Pat Gelsinger got fired last December. I liked him but it sounds like the board got impatient. Intel trying to regain a foothold in fabs is costly and time consuming. Hopefully, they are finally able to tu
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by melling 2y ago
Anti-body drug conjugates are a new promising technique in the treatment of cancer. Lots of these in the queue https://www.bbc.com/storyworks/rewriting-cancer/the-exciting...
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by melling 2y ago
What percentage of people go into remission without treatment?

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