Market forces make developers build on flood plains and toxic waste dumps. It's not their fault, I tell ya, it's the market!

Seems to me that we need a different system, one which doesn't amplify callousness and indifference to tragedy.

And this one from january 2025 is about them working on a commercial 200MWh plant with a C/10 discharge rate to the grid: https://www.latitudemedia.com/...

This post does not raise a question of true interest.

I sometimes repair laptops at work. I think "hundreds" of chips is a bit high, but "dozens" is absolutely safe to say.

People worry that the world will be destroyed by an AGI hell-bent on making paperclips, ignoring that it's already being destroyed by corporations hell-bent on making profit.

The open source community is already post-scarcity, and it works, not just in theory but with actual real live humans.

Yeah, what use is democracy when every corporation is a limited liability dictatorship, and they own everything?

...how come every big company is a miniature dictatorship?

I'm making a note here: Huge success!

I suggest Hz. This is an attack frequency of almost 521 kHz.

Excellent. You sure showed that straw man what's what.

The story is that light of a certain wavelength can evaporate more water from hydrogel than equivalent heat energy would, by directly spalling off lumps of water molecules at the water-air interface.

It should be illegal to EOL electronics without first open-sourcing it.

A 3D printer could "slap it on a handful at a time" or the nearest equivalent, and also use a sprayer.