Trump told aides he’s willing to end the U.S. military campaign against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed -WSJ
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BREAKING:
Trump Tells Aides He’s Willing to End US-Iran War Without Reopening Hormuz, per WSJ
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Trump Tells Aides He’s Willing to End US-Iran War Without Reopening Hormuz, per WSJ
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Bitcoin reclaims $67,000 and ETH is back above $2,000 after Trump signals at ending the US-Iran War
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New ballot initiative in Oregon called ‘Initiative Petition 28, the PEACE Act, will make it illegal to hunt, fish or raise animals, even if it’s on your own land
If passed it will be ILLEGAL to
- Hunt or fish for food (even on your own property or for sustenance
- Raise and slaughter animals like chickens, rabbits, pigs, cows, etc., for meat on your own land or farm.
- Engage in common livestock practices (e.g., breeding via artificial insemination)
- Control pests by killing them (in many cases)
If passes it will lead to investigations and prosecutions of farmers and individuals raising animals for food, including small scale or backyard operations with rabbits and chickens
“They're going to raid all of our farmers and go after them because they're trying to quietly pass it and then make it where we all have to eat from the stores instead of farmer's markets and stuff.”
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If passed it will be ILLEGAL to
- Hunt or fish for food (even on your own property or for sustenance
- Raise and slaughter animals like chickens, rabbits, pigs, cows, etc., for meat on your own land or farm.
- Engage in common livestock practices (e.g., breeding via artificial insemination)
- Control pests by killing them (in many cases)
If passes it will lead to investigations and prosecutions of farmers and individuals raising animals for food, including small scale or backyard operations with rabbits and chickens
“They're going to raid all of our farmers and go after them because they're trying to quietly pass it and then make it where we all have to eat from the stores instead of farmer's markets and stuff.”
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Japanese users just took over X this weekend: flooding timelines and crushing engagement.
Japan already has insane usage rates, and this was proof.
For a moment, the internet felt wholesome again.
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Japan already has insane usage rates, and this was proof.
For a moment, the internet felt wholesome again.
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Computer use? More like “computer, use up all my rate limits in 2 minutes despite me paying $200/month”
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Garry has been single-handedly decimating any semblance of prestige or high quality gatekeeping the YC brand ever held. Truly impressive work
The obsession and flaunting of LOC is insane and telling
He’s building a blog
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The obsession and flaunting of LOC is insane and telling
He’s building a blog
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FOLLOWUP (0.77, took 0.1s):
JUST IN: Iranian official says no ship can pass through the Strait of Hormuz without Iran's approval
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JUST IN: Iranian official says no ship can pass through the Strait of Hormuz without Iran's approval
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Uranium can fuel your world.
An egg-sized chunk of uranium delivers as much electricity as 88 tonnes (97 tons) of coal. The true marvel, though, lies not only in the output but in the density of that power.
Uranium is far from scarce—it’s 500 times more abundant than gold. It lurks in the dirt underfoot, in mountain bedrock, in ocean water, and even in trace amounts inside your own body. Every fistful of soil contains a whisper of it.
At the heart of each uranium atom sits a colossal reserve of energy. When a uranium-235 nucleus splits in fission, it unleashes heat and neutrons. Those neutrons collide with neighboring atoms, triggering more splits in a runaway chain reaction. Atom for atom, this cascade liberates millions of times more energy than combusting coal or oil.
That’s the essence of nuclear power: fission heat boils water into steam, drives turbines, and electrifies entire cities—without burning anything and without emitting carbon dioxide. Waste is a tiny fraction of what fossil fuels leave behind.
The journey begins with uranium ore, milled into a yellow powder called yellowcake, then vaporized and spun in centrifuges. The lighter uranium-235 isotope is isolated and pressed into small, glossy black pellets. A single pellet, no bigger than a fingertip, equals a full ton of coal in energy.
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An egg-sized chunk of uranium delivers as much electricity as 88 tonnes (97 tons) of coal. The true marvel, though, lies not only in the output but in the density of that power.
Uranium is far from scarce—it’s 500 times more abundant than gold. It lurks in the dirt underfoot, in mountain bedrock, in ocean water, and even in trace amounts inside your own body. Every fistful of soil contains a whisper of it.
At the heart of each uranium atom sits a colossal reserve of energy. When a uranium-235 nucleus splits in fission, it unleashes heat and neutrons. Those neutrons collide with neighboring atoms, triggering more splits in a runaway chain reaction. Atom for atom, this cascade liberates millions of times more energy than combusting coal or oil.
That’s the essence of nuclear power: fission heat boils water into steam, drives turbines, and electrifies entire cities—without burning anything and without emitting carbon dioxide. Waste is a tiny fraction of what fossil fuels leave behind.
The journey begins with uranium ore, milled into a yellow powder called yellowcake, then vaporized and spun in centrifuges. The lighter uranium-235 isotope is isolated and pressed into small, glossy black pellets. A single pellet, no bigger than a fingertip, equals a full ton of coal in energy.
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