@Rebel44CZ You���ve got a good grasp on military affairs, but the hyper capitalized world of energy, less.
Data centers act as massive, premium & reliable payers for utilities, cash flow that can then upgrade the grid & lower retail rates. Here, Meta will also build 7 GW of generation.
@Rebel44CZ A high-quality brigade level commander whose work at SBU was too brief to fully assess, but no major flaws in short term. It’s difficult to predict the skill transition from pevious roles to Defense Minister, but he’s energetic, young and not obviously corrupt.
@shiraeis Embrace the reality of stretch-mediated hypertrophy. Hit full body every other day: your first three sets for a muscle group reaches the Pareto curve of return for that day. Every set = close to failure. Use antagonistic supersets excessively. Do some cardio post lifts.
@BrianSuttererMD Ever looked the into time efficacy, VO2 max, and capillary growth results of the REHIT protocol? Need an assault bike/rowing machine ect. but some solid research behind it. Anecdotally, been very effective.
@CJHandmer An accurate but incomplete Y-axis that highlights gross GW. Texas has a larger energy market than California due hot summers and oil industry. By percentage of electricity demand, California is ahead in renewable energy generation ~60% to ~40%.
@BonesawMD Pointless is too negative, but it should be considered an average quality chest & triceps exercise with a somewhat elevated injury risk. Low-incline dumbbell/Smith machine press and weighted dips would be top tier imo.
@steverod78@ColbyBadhwar Physics is unforgiving. Leaving aside near-peer fights where E-7’s will have much utility but are vulnerable, how else can we quickly detect and engage mass Group 2/3 attacks? Space SAR? Mobile sonic networks layered with ground radar? We need these
@BigBadUSNDawg@TomcatJunkie Misread on your part of the small text.
Admittedly, it is confusingly worded. All 51 pilots surveyed are current, active F-35 pilots. 50 of them previously were 4th gen drivers. One was previously an F-22 pilot.
@cremieuxrecueil Unfortunately, this drug is from a single man company who is a known fraudster. Check the about section on Biomed. There are other more promising quad target GLP-1’s.
For the (possibly) real revolution, check out Peptidreams candidate oral myosatin inhibitor.
@lacherbauer Metro aside, anyone who has lived in DC intuits that these buildings suck. Examples such as the Hoover building are ripe for tear down.
They’re out of place with neoclassical surroundings, somehow always inefficient and dated compared to new design.
@dickclucas To be fair, Texas is a larger energy market than California. By percentage, California is still doing better.
More generally, both are doing excellent. An additional ~10% solar and battery for both markets coming online in the next 3 years.
@Schizointel@resparvi This is not how the grid works.
As a (very) basic first step, you need to obtain a certain voltage within tolerances. Higher for transmission, lower for distribution. Household generators are incapable of this, or supporting large loads.
@GovPressOffice Housing. Energy. Half of the modern world’s problems are downstream of these two items. If we get out of the market’s desire to supply these, abundance will follow.
@tonyver45@FaytuksNetwork Direct? Advise mi amigo. Operational authority runs from POTUS straight to combatant commanders. CJCS is there for planning, not executing
@teortaxesTex Zumwalt’s hull, power and compute systems are remarkable are may be reused. X-47 is a great airframe, but it required ~10 people to operate. It was ahead of its time on the autonomy curve (in a bad way)
@Schizointel The hull could be a decent piece of design work once you strip out the guns. It will still be wildly expensive, but steel + air isn’t that bad and leaves room for growth. Unlikely it’s ever built still.