Bringing Fusion to the Grid 'tweetstorm'

Nat'l Academy of Science on bringing #fusion to the grid
#fusion would be key to future electrical generation mix
Report suggests the beginning of #fusion operating plant as soon as end of the decade
https://t.co/UMapDuWjTa
Keyed to a particular fusion #fuelcycle
https://t.co/yd9hjFgLQS
Key guidepost - pilot plant cost of $5-6 billion
https://t.co/onJm1NOrLM
https://t.co/5P1eSNehy7
https://t.co/00dksiNrZH
significant hurdles include basic science and materials needs
https://t.co/O5WP346Z5m
https://t.co/lexcg30Uku
https://t.co/0pd9a8xCBY
Availability of #tritium - very limited worldwide supply - key hurdle and need for urgency
@threadreaderapp unroll #fusion #NAS #fusiontweetstorm

More from Twitter

Today's Twitter threads (a Twitter thread).

Inside: Dependency Confusion; Adam Curtis on criti-hype; Catalytic converter theft; Apple puts North Dakota on blast; and more!

Archived at: https://t.co/Osts9lAjPo

#Pluralistic

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This weekend, I'll be participating in Boskone 58, Boston's annual sf convention, where I'm doing panels and a reading.

https://t.co/2LfFssVcZQ

2/


Dependency Confusion: A completely wild supply-chain hack.

https://t.co/TDRNHUX0Ug

3/


Adam Curtis on criti-hype: Big Tech as an epiphenomenon of sociopathic mediocrity, not supergenius.

https://t.co/MYmHOosTk3

4/


Catalytic converter theft: Rhodium at $21,900/oz.

https://t.co/SDMAXrQwdd

5/
1/ Meta thread about "Going Pro" on Twitter.

I've been a Twitter power user since 2008 or so. Long time.

I've watched it change from an impromptu conversation or watch party platform to a place for people to build their professional reputations and network.

2/ In many ways it's matured into a more effective professional platform than LinkedIn.

LinkedIn is (mostly) about collecting the professional contacts you've met.

Twitter is a place to meet new people.

That much hasn't


3/ What also hasn't changed is its power for networking.

This is particularly useful if you break out of your echo chamber and talk, build relationships with people doing tangentially related things.

You're bricklaying and with patience it pays off.


4/ What has changed is a growing population of people being *intentional* about the use of Twitter for their professional lives.

Observations on what's working for them:

5/ They "Build in public" - sharing behind the scenes perspectives on whatever it is you're doing professionally.

What do people not know about what you do?

Stick within your expertise, with focus, where people see you are an authority - that’s where you grow a following.

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