bornelsewhere's submissions

1.		Researchers Demonstrate Self-Assembling Electronics (ncsu.edu)
		3 points by bornelsewhere on Dec 3, 2024 \| past
2.		Elon Musk celebrates winning lawsuit over Tesla self-driving claims with puffery (electrek.co)
		5 points by bornelsewhere on Oct 3, 2024 \| past
3.		[flagged] I sold all my Tesla shares (TSLA), here's why (electrek.co)
		83 points by bornelsewhere on Sept 5, 2024 \| past \| 21 comments
4.		Iron as an inexpensive storage medium for hydrogen (ethz.ch)
		160 points by bornelsewhere on Aug 31, 2024 \| past \| 101 comments
5.		A new type of porous material that can store greenhouse gases (phys.org)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on May 5, 2024 \| past
6.		28-ton, 1.2-megawatt tidal kite is now exporting power to the grid (newatlas.com)
		282 points by bornelsewhere on Feb 12, 2024 \| past \| 185 comments
7.		Tesla does the math to transition the world to sustainable energy (electrek.co)
		1 point by bornelsewhere on March 2, 2023 \| past
8.		Our journey into Crystal and image processing (phenopolis.com)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on Feb 10, 2023 \| past
9.		Is a flight quicker than a train? A test from London to Lyon (euronews.com)
		4 points by bornelsewhere on Nov 14, 2022 \| past
10.		“Telescoping can” wave energy device beats test predictions by 20% (newatlas.com)
		3 points by bornelsewhere on Nov 7, 2022 \| past
11.		Necrobotics: Dead Spiders Reincarnated as Robot Grippers (ieee.org)
		7 points by bornelsewhere on July 28, 2022 \| past \| 5 comments
12.		Nitrogen reduction to ammonia at high efficiency and rates (science.org)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on Dec 5, 2021 \| past
13.		Ctrl+e inserts backticks in GitHub Markdown editor (docs.github.com)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on Oct 12, 2021 \| past
14.		Stanford researchers make rechargeable batteries that store 6x more charge (stanford.edu)
		95 points by bornelsewhere on Aug 30, 2021 \| past \| 64 comments
15.		Crystal 1.1.0 (crystal-lang.org)
		248 points by bornelsewhere on July 21, 2021 \| past \| 66 comments
16.		Could China’s molten salt nuclear reactor be a clean, safe source of power? (yahoo.com)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on July 20, 2021 \| past
17.		Balancing interfacial reactions in high-energy lithium metal batteries (nature.com)
		1 point by bornelsewhere on July 2, 2021 \| past
18.		Seaborg: In search of the practical advanced reactor (thomas-thor.com)
		3 points by bornelsewhere on June 15, 2021 \| past \| 1 comment
19.		High Hopes claims stratospheric breakthrough in direct air CO2 capture (newatlas.com)
		10 points by bornelsewhere on May 6, 2021 \| past \| 8 comments
20.		Hyundai Ioniq 5 First Drive – Fully Charged Show (youtube.com)
		1 point by bornelsewhere on April 28, 2021 \| past
21.		Crystal 1.0 Conference (crystal-lang.org)
		1 point by bornelsewhere on April 27, 2021 \| past
22.		Ember.js in 2021 – A Beacon of Productivity (simplabs.com)
		9 points by bornelsewhere on March 12, 2021 \| past \| 1 comment
23.		Bill Gates's next-gen nuclear plant packs in grid-scale energy storage (newatlas.com)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on March 9, 2021 \| past
24.		"World's highest-capacity" solid-state battery developed in Japan (nikkei.com)
		131 points by bornelsewhere on March 5, 2021 \| past \| 86 comments
25.		A new lead-based anode for next-generation lithium-ion batteries (anl.gov)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on Feb 19, 2021 \| past
26.		Citybee.lt Database – Leaked, Download (raidforums.com)
		6 points by bornelsewhere on Feb 16, 2021 \| past \| 4 comments
27.		Hydrogen-powered drives for e-scooters (fraunhofer.de)
		4 points by bornelsewhere on Feb 4, 2021 \| past \| 1 comment
28.		Siemens spin-offs tap hydrogen boom in wind alliance (reuters.com)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on Jan 14, 2021 \| past
29.		Tests show why QuantumScape solid-state battery has serious backing (newatlas.com)
		2 points by bornelsewhere on Dec 12, 2020 \| past
30.		Printable, flexible battery offers 10 times the density of lithium-ion (newatlas.com)
		55 points by bornelsewhere on Dec 8, 2020 \| past \| 24 comments
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