Guess I’m learning Mandarin.

Back to cooking

I would like a version of this for my children deepmind.google/models/gemma/d…

And will need some pretty gnarly materials science

Looks like a Dyson swarm

AI has perfect memory…

The one who can tolerate the most uncertainty is the one who will eventually win. That’s why scientist founders are the best

Morning. Here are our guest call-ins today: - Casey Handmer (Terraform) - Patrick McGee (Apple in China) - Aaron Slodov (Atomic Industries) - Gaurab Chakrabarti (Solugen) - Lukas Czinger (Divergent3D) - Christian Keil (Astranis) - Vlad Matsiiako (Infisical) - Alex Heath (Verge) - Sean Liu

"A scene with Rockefeller giving a tour of one of refineries. He's super happy make it look like it's been made in 2025, crisp, but he has clothing and stylings from his era. Do a closeup on his refineries as he's doing his tour. zoom into a distillation column and then zoom out

I will be going on @TBPN at 240cst to talk about on-shoring critical-chemicals production, make sure to tune in!

At Solugen, we take your hydration seriously

Beware hiring execs with fancy resumes who aren’t able or willing to do the work themselves (also known as administrators). We’ve learned this lesson the hard way.

Most people underestimate just how huge the chemicals industry is. One of our customers: An 80-person water treatment company in rural middle America, quietly doing $250M/year revenue and spending $150M/year just on chemicals. There are thousands more just like them driving

Most don’t see it yet but this is the start of the US Chemicals industry resurgence to power. Stay tuned!

I guess batch stirred processes can also make money

Students should be made to think like scientists, be open-minded, curious, and especially, to doubt.