"If we fail to keep warming below 2C"

I think they mean when.

Its like github but specifict to AI Models.

150$ M sounds a bit low.

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

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.

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?

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

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)