Here’s a link to a talk I gave back in January at the S4x20. We give an overview of one way we’d like to see our ICS community evolve.
https://t.co/1Ih1DRzh1c
Why is it cheaper to build nuclear power plants in France than in the US?
"The French process is cooperative & flexible while the American process is adversarial, legalistic & rigid"
"French process allows for very little public participation or review of regulatory decisions"
“Although the ARRA of 2009 provided nearly $28B to state governments for improving US highways, the highway system saw no significant improvement.” https://t.co/x7vwtQzJE9
#codex of @OpenAI explains Assembly!
- sometimes it takes multiple iterations for a solid output, but hey, Rome wasn't built in one day.
- I'm still baffled by the many application and implications of this pretrained #ai model. @gdb
What an interesting (& unfortunate) infrastructure interdependency:
“residents are being asked to limit water usage because the liquid oxygen used to treat it is now in short supply due to the surge in critically ill COVID-19 patients”
https://t.co/gCo2mlx4mT
With payment systems down, concessionaires at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas at SummerSlam are now giving out hot food and drinks for free.
(📸 by @bignatedetroit)
@elidourado listened to you on the idea machine podcast. What resources would you suggest for an engineer to learn more about the technology policy arena?
A simple, *hypothetical* example of the Base Rate Fallacy:
Suppose w/o a vaccine, 9/10 get hospitalized
Suppose w/ a vaccine 1/10 get hospitalized
(Note: a very good vaccine!)
Suppose 90/100 get the vaccine
What share of the hospitalized are vaccinated?
I was curious how US states rank in renewable power gen (non-hydro), given interest in total US renewable gen passing coal. Here's 2020 rank-order, alongside 2015. Total 2020 US non-hydro renewable gen = 501 TWh, of which top 10 states here = 65%.