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Common sense is the ability to make inferences about what might happen that are reasonable guesses but do not require you to experience a mistake to learn from
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Joined March 2017
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We're opening pre-orders for the 192GB Framework Desktop this Wednesday morning Pacific Time. This has AMD's new Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495, an open-end x4 PCIe slot, a pre-installed Noctua fan, and an optional pre-built config with Fedora pre-loaded.
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I suck at math. Over the years, y-cruncher has missed out on improvements because I can't math.
In the past week, I managed to vibe-math many of the missing solutions/proofs that I needed for years.
If my time/interests ever shift back to y-cruncher, the floodgates are open.
TSMC makes more than chips.
1 in every 46 newborns in Taiwan is born to a TSMC employee.
news.nextapple.com/finance/2…
How the tables have turned.
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I wonder if it will turn out that Trump is/was the biggest reason we have mass adoption of EV's here in the US?
The law of unintended consequences seems to be at play a lot these days.
I wonder how much its going to cost to upgrade all these gas stations to support signage that goes over 9.99?
BREAKING: Yemen’s Houthis appear to have struck three separate important energy infrastructures across Saudi Arabia — the YASREF refinery in Yanbu, Aramco’s Abha bulk plant and an area in Dammam — with major fires reported at all three sites.
In Yanbu, footage shows a large fire at the 400,000-barrel-per-day YASREF refinery, with thick black smoke and workers reportedly evacuated. NASA FIRMS has detected two heat anomalies inside the facility, including one at high confidence.
Abha, in southwestern Saudi Arabia, was also hit, with footage showing major fires at an Aramco bulk plant following reported Houthi drone and missile attacks.
In eastern Saudi Arabia, additional footage shows a large fire in Dammam, marking another reported incident hundreds of kilometers from Yanbu and Abha.
Three locations. Three regions.
Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure is now being pressured from the Red Sea coast to the southwest and deep into the east.
This is no longer one strike.
It is a nationwide test of Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure.
1. YASREF refinery in Yanbu.
3. Aramco’s Abha bulk plant.
4. Dammam
Seriously? Steak ‘n Shake is political now?
Steak n Shake endorses retired U.S. Army Colonel and decorated combat veteran Laurie Buckhout for North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District.
From her roots on a cattle farm to a distinguished 26-year military career, her leadership is proven. As a combat commander who led an 800-man battalion task force into Iraq in 2003, Buckhout understands true service.
Her platform focuses heavily on a people-first economic policy designed to lower the cost of living for working families and support local agriculture. We stand behind her mission to cut unnecessary regulations, relieve the burden on small businesses, and improve Americans' "access to healthy, natural, high-quality food at a price they can afford." This is a mission that Steak n Shake is proud to support.
The Strait of Hormuz is stuck in a state of superposition.
This serves as a reminder to watch an old documentary imdb.com/title/tt0387808/.