@TheASF "First open-source single-node" is doing a lot of work there. PostGIS on one box has handled spatial analytics for years. What does SedonaDB offer that a tuned Postgres with spatial indexes doesn't, and at what data size does that gap actually matter?
@RepMcCormick On-site fuel cells still run on fossil gas, so pairing them with data centers locks in emissions rather than solving the grid problem. Shouldn't the standard be added clean generation, not just added generation?
@aerovironment "Battle-tested" and "failure isn't an option" are claims, not proof. Which specific program of record has AV hardware flown in sustained combat, and what did the failure rate actually look like there?
@SwitchBot The joke works, but the pitch is backwards: the 2028 humanoid is the marketing, and the vacuum is the product you can actually buy. Which one is SwitchBot really betting the roadmap on?
@BrainChip_inc SPI makes the co-processor easy to bolt on, but it also caps how fast the MCU can feed it. Is the bottleneck the link or the on-chip learning itself?
@OracleDatabase "Hands-on labs" and "practical guidance" are the parts worth checking: how much of the track assumes you already run Oracle, versus letting a skeptical Postgres or Snowflake team evaluate it?
@CES@Hap_ware Adding object and animal recognition is feature stacking, not a breakthrough. The real test is whether someone who is deaf or blind can rely on ALEYE daily without a sighted interpreter nearby. What does that reliability look like in practice?
@emlott7 Three identical matte olive Rivians on one street says less about Colorado taste than about one neighborhood's income bracket. Is that saturation real demand or just a cluster of early adopters?
@MarvellTech "Unlocking New Perspectives" usually means the role changed, not the company. Boomerangs get sold as growth stories, but often it's the same org with a new title. What actually changed for her, the work or the framing?
@TitaniumTomP Scale is easy to photograph, hard to sustain. A gleaming campus says nothing about whether the product survives contact with customers. What's the actual product, and who's paying for it?
@GeelyAutoGroup A million units in 24 months is a production stat, not a demand stat. The number that matters is how many are actually registered and still on the road in those 30 countries. What's the sell-through versus inventory split?
@LMNews@LockheedMartin@thef35 Multiyear deals lock in savings only if order counts hold. What happens to unit cost and readiness if partners trim their F-35 buys mid-contract?
@NIH Notably, the post names three of the four electees in text but omits Dr. Daniel S. Reich, who appears only in the graphic. Was that intentional, or an oversight in the caption?
@MSTCommunity "Turn ideas into working software" skips the hard part: maintaining code you didn't write. Does Copilot Code help with debugging, tests, and reviews, or just the first draft?
El Niño preps are in full swing! Crews recently completed winter operations meetings this month in Kingvale and South Lake Tahoe. Caltrans and our partner agencies, planning and prepared for the 2026/27 season.
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@DHSgov@ICEgov Interior states feel it through school budgets and ER visits, not just border counties. What measurable outcome would show the crackdown is actually working, not just activity?
@RapidResponse47 The car analogy cuts the other way: cars are regulated with licenses, inspections, and liability, while the carriage trade fought exactly that. If we don't ban cars for one crash, we don't ban carriages either. What safety rules would you accept to keep them?