Water & energy production maximalist. Abundance is our future. Co-founder @abundanceind
Austin, TX
Joined June 2013
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Greg White retweeted
At @TerraformIndies we're often asked how, as a tiny start up in California, did we manage to build the cheapest utility scale solar array in North America? I asked @buildmattw to write a post on how he did it.
terraformindustries.wordpres…
Greg White retweeted
While we are doing lobbying for AI laws, I propose this. All providers of closed source models are 100% liable for their outputs. Copyright, libel, conspiracy, fraud, etc... If you want safe harbor from this liability, release the weights. This is real AI safety legislation.
Greg White retweeted
Just back from the Texas Power Summit at @TAMU. Great discussions with the Aggie community, data center operators, Bitcoin miners, grid leaders, and Texas officials including Rep. Drew Darby and Rep. Brad Buckley.
As Darby says, “Texas is the energy capital of the world.”⚡
For AI to scale, energy strategy must be embedded from day one.
Bitcoin showed how compute can align with energy markets. Now AI and networks like Bittensor are following that path.
Texas is helping lead the way. Thanks @GideonOPowell for the invitation #AIinfrastructure #Energy #Bitcoin #Bittensor
Greg White retweeted
Grokipedia, since it can create articles way faster, should focus on making an article for each X user with a real name. This will help it go viral
Greg White retweeted
The world needs honest and courageous entrepreneurs and communicators who care for the common good. We sometimes hear the saying: “Business is business!” In reality, it is not so. No one is absorbed by an organization to the point of becoming a mere cog or a simple function. Nor can there be true humanism without a critical sense, without the courage to ask questions: "Where are we going? For whom and for what are we working? How are we making the world a better place?"
Greg White retweeted
Technological innovation can be a form of participation in the divine act of creation. It carries an ethical and spiritual weight, for every design choice expresses a vision of humanity. The Church therefore calls all builders of #AI to cultivate moral discernment as a fundamental part of their work—to develop systems that reflect justice, solidarity, and a genuine reverence for life.
Greg White retweeted
If people understood how close we are to radically improving progress...
To completing the mission of ten thousand generations...
To obliterating the last vestiges of our evolutionary inheritance of pain and torture *by default*...
I really think people would be nicer to each other.
Greg White retweeted
There are GWs of electricity potential in flared gas alone in the USA
That's not even counting the myriad cases where wells shut in because pipelines are connected but can't take their gas
A key component in energy abundance is unstranding energy we already have available
Greg White retweeted
Episode 56 of First Principles #Podcast, Thank you,
@greg_white
Expanding Bubble of Abundance
youtube.com/watch?v=6ieKhp80…
Greg White retweeted
“The Great Sag” was a time in the USA in the 1800s where prices of everything went down and living standards rapidly and drastically increased
Here’s a podcast generated by a user about how that came about. Hint: industrial expansion had a big role
podcrafter.me/podcast/e33488…
Greg White retweeted
Most non-technical people around me are extremely wary of robots, having been conditioned by decades of dystopian sci-fi to see them as threats to people and their humanity. Showing them @thelinestudio's "Dear Alice" animation often helps them see a more hopeful vision.
Greg White retweeted
I wrote a new article about Nostr; a public domain building block that can enable decentralized and un-cancellable social media.
lynalden.com/the-power-of-no…
Greg White retweeted
Female tech bro morning routine:
1️⃣ Escape the @eightsleep cocoon
2️⃣ Rip off the mouth tape
3️⃣ Pop some L-Theanine (gotta follow @hubermanrules)
4️⃣ @joerogan podcast on blast