Software @weavegrid. @dataguild 4lyfe. Alien brain. In recovery; the only way out is through. he/him
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IPCC reports are both amazing and daunting. Here is an Airtable of the most recent report in a more structured, navigable form.
Start with the Summary, and click through to the underlying sections and figures. Find your lane - it's all-hands on deck!
bit.ly/AiR6Table
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WeaveGrid is honored to be in the latest cohort of signatories on the U.S. Department of @ENERGY 's Vehicle-to-Everything Memorandum of Understanding. We’re excited to join other technology providers in supporting the DOE’s collaborative MOU, supporting V2X efforts!
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This image cost $834,900. We are fortunate to get this data for free, with License under CC by 4.0. This is the current value of the quickly growing @umbraspace Open Data Program, an amazing collection of high resolution SAR imagery which makes possible our R&D.
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Turn up the A/C, electrify the economy, build more nuclear plants, maybe get a few plankton blooms going and spray SO2 in the stratosphere, and we're golden. We scienced our way into the problem and can science our way out; the climate is not a morality play for guilt lovers.
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we at @deepsciventures are on 🔥 these days — tackling sector-level challenges across health, climate and restorative cultivation! we are growing and hiring across 15+ roles!!
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someone is going to put a good ai in a pocket or on a necklace and they’re going to make a trillion dollars
Good articulation of (one of the reasons) why I left the space
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Pretty wild day yesterday to have the chance to debrief @BillGates on the amazing work we’re doing @WeaveGrid with our utility & automotive partners @Edison_Electric . He was really engaged on what impacts EVs create on the grid especially DISTRIBUTION & how DISCO 🪩can solve it!
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when i look at the young people I admire who are ambitious, the bottleneck keeping them from doing more rarely seems to be that their aspirations aren't high enough – the bigger issue tends to be that their thinking is muddled, often by social contagion
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I'm going to break one of my rules and use a Long Tweet for this, from Hokusai:
"From around the age of six, I had the habit of sketching from life. I became an artist, and from fifty on began producing works that won some reputation, but nothing I did before the age of seventy was worthy of attention. At seventy-three, I began to grasp the structures of birds and beasts, insects and fish, and of the way plants grow. If I go on trying, I will surely understand them still better by the time I am eighty-six, so that by ninety I will have penetrated to their essential nature. At one hundred, I may well have a positively divine understanding of them, while at one hundred and thirty, forty, or more I will have reached the stage where every dot and every stroke I paint will be alive. May Heaven, that grants long life, give me the chance to prove that this is no lie."
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