I don't know about the United Kingdomâ¦
Then let me teach you a British saying: wind your neck in.
Nuclear is just around the corner. Particularly for data centers and AI. Cost is no object, so the "Reeee! Nucular is expensive!" doesn't matter.
Should Google Go Nuclear?
I'm sure they invited other guest speakers besides the late Dr. Bussard, but that's the link I have bookmarked from nearly two decades ago. It just shows that the people with the really big data centres have been thinking about building their own nuclear power stations for quite some time.
I still think it's a shame that Polywell never amounted to anything but the talk is still interesting because Dr. Bussard also covers a few things that we could accomplish with cheap, plentiful fusion power.
Beef mince in UK supermarkets used to come in a hard plastic container with a soft plastic film cover. The hard plastic can go into the recycling bin but the film needs to be treated like plastic carrier bags, which in theory means taken back to the supermarket (where there is a bin for soft plastics) but in practice ends up in the non-recyclable waste at home.
A few years ago the packaging changed to a soft plastic pouch. âoeSame product now with 30% less plastic!â, said the labelling. Thatâ(TM)s true, but they replaced a slightly larger package that was mostly going to be recycled with one that wonâ(TM)t be recycled at all. The real reason behind the change was that the new packaging is physically smaller so they can fit more on the delivery trucks.
My delayed...
You don't think I actually ordered one of those things do you?!?
Every delayed idea, (concept of a) plan, project, etc... with Trump always seems to be two weeks away
Yes, that's the joke.
Is now approaching $1000.00. What are normal people supposed to do?
Probably nothing. Are there many consumer level motherboards that can support a U.2 or an E.3 drive?
A bug in the code is worth two in the documentation.