BlakeSilver

mostly books / tech

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@PuseyHouseLib @PuseyHouse How would one order these?

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@lukestamps

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@Micaheadowcroft perfect one to read to the kiddos ;)

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@Micaheadowcroft Amazing book.

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@aaron_renn What about it do you find dystopian? More so than the present.

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This is preferable to the previous style.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

BREAKING: Pope Leo XIV has requested a mail-in ballot for the U.S. midterm elections, potentially becoming the first pope in 2,000 years to vote in a secular election.

[BlakeSilver @BlakeSilver]

Uno mas.

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Books to prepare for the singularity.

[Dan Wright @danwrightSF]

1/ For years since the inception of Armada we’ve deployed modular data centers all over the planet. Now with NVIDIA and Johnson Controls we’re taking this to an entirely different level of speed, scale and sovereignty.

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@eventidia Good adage is to “watch what people do, not what they say” or as the great book of John says, “ye shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free”

Keep it up

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"Man would not have attained the possible unless time and again he had reached out for the impossible."

[Tesla @Tesla]

Do a kickflip!

[John Rutter @johnmrutter]

For me, Choral Evensong is one of the crowning inventions of the Anglican Church, and one of the best free musical experiences to be had in this country. JR https://t.co/iy61w3gPIl

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@ryanburge What about by tradition?

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@nolibertarians You better move to the South ASAP.

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@ccmembersonly this is going to be a tailwind for his campaign, not a headwind. everyone missing this.

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Billions of value found in NRC hadiths.

[Steffan Szumowski @UnoMasReactor]

Looks like @VivekGRamaswamy is behind the new Atlas Atomics. Still not much new information besides some of the staff and backers.

Company is pushing a heavy water design like the CANDU fleet up north.

The design has its advantages, specifically the lack of need for enriched uranium, as it can run on natural amounts of U-235 straight out of the ground. Only requires 0.7% compared to light water reactors that require 3-5%.

Also doesn't require a large forged pressure hull, can be refueled while still operating, and can more easily produce special isotopes, including Co-60.

But it does require heavy water (D2O), which is extremely expensive compared to light water. There are no commercial heavy water production facilities in the US yet.

There's also no domestic supply chain for fabricating the unique fuel bundles for the reactor, similar to the roadblocks for reactors that require TRISO or metallic fuel. More upfront construction costs for building the fabrication facilities, and more learning to do.

Atlas is going to be a direct competitor to Canada's AtkinsRealis, which recently decided to start making headway on bringing the CANDU to America.

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Going from a Papal visit with millions in attendance to mass riots and violence is about as French as it gets.

[John Aziz @aziz0nomics]

France is in utter chaos

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@nolibertarians Presbyterian catechism is good.

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@CoreyWriting this is 90% of humans.