I wouldn't mind more public jobs and data on which companies to try to avoid. If emissions finally effect a companies bottom line, there is incentive to minimize them.

TSMC Is literally in Taiwan, Samsung is in Korea, and both make there own chips. What are you talking about?

150$ M sounds a bit low.

Love the idea of using a USB C connector on a double sided board so you can use it with either side up.

To add to this, a lot of large scale batteries also have built in safeties in addition to the battery cells. So even if you don't shock yourself, you could burn down your house from a bad battery cell.

For comparison medicaid's budget was $645 billion making this about 1% of its budget.

Here is a source: https://www.medicaid.gov/state-overviews/scorecard/annual-medicaid-chip-expenditures/index.html

"If we fail to keep warming below 2C"

I think they mean when.

Its like github but specifict to AI Models.

So that's really interesting. I thought I deleted the above comment but I guess it isn't completely deleted. (Deleted because I saw partnership and read "bought" for some reason)

I don't think everything Microsoft has done is bad, just hope people remember what they do once they dominate a market. (Windows, office, Skype, etc)

Anyone else concerned how many studios Microsoft is buying up?