mpweiher

38 ms·

631.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
Er...what? There is a massive nuclear renaissance in-progress. According to the following tracker: https://globalenergymonitor.github.io/maps/trackers/nuclear/ There are currently 419 reactors in operation, 7
632.
Nuclear energy key to decarbonising Europe, says EESC(eesc.europa.eu)
130 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|218 comments
633.
Israel's Operation Rising Lion Dismantled Iran from Within(hudson.org)
7 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
634.
A billion why nuclear plant negotiations went well for ComEd customers(chicago.suntimes.com)
1 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
635.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
David is quite accomplished, but in this instance he is simply wrong. For two reasons: 1. All the reasons he cites that depend on "what the metal does" being different and quite a bit more complex than what is surfaced in C apply
636.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
> The "C is not a high level assembler" crowd, in my view, is making a category error, conflating C itself with an ISO standard and abstract machine concept coming decades later. "C isn't not a high level assembler&qu
637.
Summit to tell story behind the deal to restart SC's failed nuclear reactors(scdailygazette.com)
2 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
638.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
That's the hope. At this point, they are still as high on their own supply on the software side as they were on the hardware side in the heyday of butterfly keyboards, slow/overheating CPUs and broken screens.
639.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
Hardware Design: check Hardware: check Software Design: check Software: please!
640.
Bad Dye Job(daringfireball.net)
257 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|121 comments
641.
C3 vs. Zig in 2025: Who's Fixing C? [video](youtube.com)
3 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|1 comments
642.
Super-Flat ASTs(jhwlr.io)
1 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
643.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
Who says they don't? And who says that asking for your password is to gain entry?
644.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
Yes, "no obligation to admit" means they don't have any obligation whatsoever, and that includes doing so for any reason they see fit and not having to disclose those reasons (if any) to you. It is exactly the same as &quot
645.
U.S.-Led Nuclear Power Boom Opens: Contract Orders Worth at Least 110 Tril. Won(businesskorea.co.kr)
1 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
646.
The Big Problem with Solar Power [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|1 comments
647.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
Yes. I would like to use the code as a library from something other than js/ts.
648.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
This looks really interesting...but why WASM-only? Naively it seems like WASM-ification would be a 2nd step, after lib-ification. Obviously missing something...
649.
NRC Completes Safety Review of TerraPower Natrium [pdf](nrc.gov)
11 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|2 comments
650.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
Why is Wix horrible...or why does it create horrible sites by default? Curious, I haven't tried it.
651.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
https://archive.is/Y4pok
652.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
That was kind of par-for-the-course back then. LISP had it, Smalltalk had it, Unix dc/bc had it.
653.
Vision Pro M5 review: It's time for Apple to make some tough choices(arstechnica.com)
6 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
654.
Restart of two Taiwanese plants feasible, ministry says(world-nuclear-news.org)
1 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
655.
Vibe Coding and BASIC(sicpers.info)
4 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
656.
by mpweiher 11mo ago
https://archive.is/wdhs5#selection-1583.0-1590.0
657.
We Brexiteers must acknowledge the costs of leaving Europe(thetimes.com)
5 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|2 comments
658.
Airplane contrails may not be the climate villain once feared(science.org)
5 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|1 comments
659.
Hydrogen fuel isn't always the green choice(nature.com)
3 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments
660.
What if the world had invested in nuclear power instead of variable renewables?(tandfonline.com)
2 points by mpweiher 11mo ago|0 comments

More ›