Grok Imagine prompt:
Imagine if almond milk really was made by milking an almond like a cow. Show me a farmer in his barn milking an almond into a bucket....
@eevblog Registration and insurance paperwork requirements help the police sort out the people who have their stuff together from those who do not.
Without this the whole system falls apart, and now you know why Mad Max is set in Australia.
@CynicalPublius Perhaps, but why are the Israelis so irked? One would assume they have some insight into what the MOU says, and how it compares to the outcome they desired.
Ballistic missiles left out? Lebanon linkage left in? Iran gives Hezbollah a pass? Not good.
@esrtweet@cremieuxrecueil I just today told a Nurse that I like a separation between what is inside my body and what is outside it. I wasn’t the person having an IV line removed, but it still gave me a minor case of nerves.
@ProfDBernstein@MarcoFoster_@grok If you get a chance to ask her, I wonder where she got the idea that Ken's very expensive apartment is making studio apartments in the Bronx more expensive? I don't think it really works like that.
What’s happening in France is hilarious. 600 artists attempt to cancel a billionaire producer with an insulting open letter. The billionaire cancels them (will not produce them). The artists cry outrage. Again: hilarious.
Is Grok 4.3 (beta) sprinkling German and Chinese into replies for anyone else? I speak a little German, we are talking about Synthesizers, and SuperBooth is next week, so that seems appropriate (in its way) but I don't know Chinese.
If you have enriched uranium, you can make a Hiroshima-scale “gun-type” nuclear weapon in a decent machine shop in a weekend.
(Note that the USA didn’t even bother to test the “Little Boy” design… we KNEW it would work. Trinity was all about the “Fat Man” implosion design, which is more complex.)
So trying to draw a line between “allowing enrichment” and “allowing a nuclear weapon” is just meaningless yammering. It doesn’t relate to the real world.
If you have enriched uranium, you can make a Hiroshima-scale “gun-type” nuclear weapon in a decent machine shop in a weekend.
(Note that the USA didn’t even bother to test the “Little Boy” design… we KNEW it would work. Trinity was all about the “Fat Man” implosion design, which is more complex.)
So trying to draw a line between “allowing enrichment” and “allowing a nuclear weapon” is just meaningless yammering. It doesn’t relate to the real world.