Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but addressing 24 TB if memory should be possible with any 64 bit CPU. The limit is usually the board the CPU is attached to and what memory chips are feasible at the time to wire into the board.

In a year or two you'll be saying the opposite when fabs price gouge the designers. By then it'll be disruptive to have both design and fab in one house.

Lay off all the experienced workers in their prime and they'll go make competitive companies that rip the face off of the younger companies. Short term gains for long term pains.

I caught wind of their bullying when I tried to help them fix an issue in Vault. They were actively discouraging contributions by claiming to have someone working on a small fix for three years in their internal issue tracking. Itâ(TM)s clear they are moving everything to a closed source model across the board. I don't know who wants closed source cloud tooling though

"Pointless" except now you can't do advanced mathematics. Learning calculus and basic differential equations are the arpeggios of real value mathematics. But, if your purpose in taking calculus was to get a degree, sure, it's pointless.

I got rid of both because they were taking up screen space and I couldn't find anything to watch on Hulu or Disney

It's also great for your employer to pretend they can replace you on a whim, so you'll be afraid to ask for a raise.

Methane is 100X more potent greenhouse gas, though. So, sure, it breaks down into CO2, but until then you get 100X heating and after you get 1X heating. So addressing methane sources is critical to slowing heating in the short term and is actually achievable, since methane is free to convert into CO2 as long as you collect it at the source.

You know you're really screwed when both parties agree

The U.S. government should just do it so everyone transitions to open source decentralized alternatives asap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Gerome Powell is also warning a banking crisis is emerging from commercial real estate banks. So we're looking at something potentially much more serious than the media is letting on. They're selling a "soft landing," but it may hit much harder after the election no matter who wins.

I wish they would ban robotic dogs and other high mobility robots with high potential to be used as weapons instead. We're rapidly sliding into the stuff of nightmares.

Probably just Gauss's Law applied to optics, but since the mood is far from a point source the trivial understanding doesn't apply here. Moonlight power density is around 0.0034 Watts/m^2, so to get to the power required to start a fire you'd need to focus around 100m^2 of flat mirrors at the same spot. For parabolic mirrors I'm sure there are multiple reasons you'd need a relatively large mirror, including quantum effects, but it could be much smaller.

s/Reasonable/responsible

I think he means he's tired of being held responsible, when in reality 100 corporations are reasonable for over 70% of global emissions over time. A tactic those corporations have taken is to emphasize consumer responsibility, even supporting mass plastic recycling campaigns while producing more plastic than ever. Many campaigns serve the interests of various corporation's bottom line as well. For example, a light bulb that produces aesthetically similar light to an incandescent bulb will cost $50. If you don't wanna pay that price, you can have shitty light that shows every clogged pore.