I really can't understand it either. It's not like there are four primary streaming services and two are merging like T-Mobile merging with Sprint. After this merger, we still have at least half a dozen major streaming platforms. I remember about 20 years ago, when people wanted à la carte cable packages, the ability to pick and choose which channels you subscribed to. We had that with streaming services, and people hate having to manage a dozen subscriptions. So why are people upset about fewer streaming services to manage? It just makes no sense.

I think anxiety is pretty common in college students.

Well, that's all right then!

I often hear, "It's RAID6, we don't need a backup."

Not that it matters, but Biden did trade a Russian arms dealer for a basketball player. I am sure that made the world a better place.

Is this the very point of Waymo? It is measurably a better driver than a human. We should expect it to perform better in all cases, even those involving "lesser creatures." Why this odd comparison to a human driver, that a human might not have been able to avoid the dog, either? It's a _machine_ with much faster reflexes.

Between 18 and 20: 67

I don't think these people have any real friends. It's auto-complete on steroids. It's not a person, it's an engagement machine, a machine.

Or two of the three trustees decide that they don't want the results of the vote to be made known.

Keep quiet in the back, please. These people are professionals, possibly even experts. Remember, listen to the experts.

Don't worry, they can use AI for the math problems. /s

It's a commercial high-temperature gas-cooled SMR. The safety aspect isn't entirely clear to me, as I am unsure what prevents a meltdown in the event of a coolant leak. Helium isn't a neutron moderator. I will boldly assume the presence of some thermal fuses.

You can make the same argument for lots of topics in school, like long division by hand, calculating square roots, or using a log table. We don't need to create calligraphers, but kids should have a passing familiarity with cursive.

I can't imagine that South America's electrical grid is in better shape than the US's. Where are they going to charge these things?

This article has a bit more about their reactor: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftechcrunch.com%2F2025%2F02... So it's a gas-cooled high-temperature reactor.