Wonder if we'll see a similar headline about NVDA in 2050.

"Hell on Earth" - I don't think there is a more succinct or accurate way to describe the current environment.

but AI will calculate precisely the optimal amount of electricity to waste. so, win win

As someone who has basically no hair left, I guess I've achieved permanent invisibility. Nice.

I'm no expert, but UBER with a current P/E of 11.7 is "cheaper" than 27 of the 30 Dow Jones Industrial stocks, and also well below the S&P500 long term historical average.

Tank ypu foe wriiting this

Yes, we know it works. Just ask the knowledgeable crowd over on r/wallstreetbets. They have the answer: just turn your phone upside down! Voila, line is going up again!

Would you mind sharing a link to "the xkcd thing" if you have it?

edit: sorry for being lazy, I scrolled a bit more and found it.

Relevant: "For the kinds of radiation coming off spent nuclear fuel, every 7 centimeters of water cuts the amount of radiation in half."

On the picture, the fuel rods are indeed protected by a huge quantity of water above them. But what happens below them ? They seem to be in direct contact with the ground...

People tend to avoid casually tunneling under nuclear pools.

I would guess that in reality they are either suspended and/or there is enough concrete at the bottom

Was sad to read this. Of course I understand his decision but it was a very useful site and helped IPv6 keep limping along its (barely) upward trajectory.

Hopefully someone will come along to carry the torch.