Raphael de Vasconcellos 🇧🇷🇫🇷🍾

I reedited the book written c. 1720 by Dom Pérignon's apprentice, Frère Pierre Traité de la culture des vignes de champagne situées a Hautvillers, Cumieres, Ay, Epernay, Pierry et Vinay - Frère Pierre d'après le manuscrit transcrit par Paul Chandon-Moët uncorkchampagne.com/wp-content/upl…

@Pablo_Peixoto @pedroguedesdps @weslleypfelix Totalitarismo na Rússia como chamava mesmo?

@pedroguedesdps @raphaelmoras @weslleypfelix Essa pilha errada aí

Na época a gente chamava isso de fascista e nem era modinha ainda

Panthalassa built a compute node with one moving part and might be about to produce the cheapest electron on the planet. The thing is a 260-foot tall, 66-foot wide floating sphere. Waves push up on it. That motion forces seawater through a neck 60 meters below the surface into a pressurized reservoir at the top. The pressurized water spins a single turbine. That is the entire machine. One moving part. No tether to the seafloor. No fuel. Each node steers itself up to 30 miles a day to find the biggest waves. Cooling is free, the thing is sitting in the Pacific. Power is free, the waves never stop. Compute runs on board. Queries come in and out over Starlink, which works because the inputs and outputs are kilobytes and the actual processing happens at sea. They claim 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour. Below utility solar. Below natural gas in some markets. One node costs roughly $1M to build. A billion dollars of factory produces one gigawatt of capacity per year. Global electricity demand runs around 3.5 terawatts. They are aiming at a meaningful fraction of that using ocean surface area nobody else is touching. The wildest part is when they started. Ten years ago. Before Starlink existed. Before the AI compute crunch existed. They bet on LEO satellite links, liquid cooling demand, and grid constraints becoming the bottleneck for AI. Three bets that all landed inside the same 18-month window.

A normal middle-class sun king with 6 legitimate kids used to be able to live here on the income from a single European kingdom as recently as the 1710s.

@Pablo_Peixoto @weslleypfelix É, não. Ninguém chamava ele de fascista na época.

@Pablo_Peixoto @weslleypfelix Quem dizia isso amigo? Ou mostra aqui alguém chamando ele de fascista na época em que vc era criança ou a gente vai daber que você tá mentindo.

@ChrisExpTheNews Homeschooling results have both selection and causation effects, and there are positive and negative homeschool approaches. It's not only doing we activities for many, although many will be.

Maybe they can explain selection effects to you then

@Based_Atheist @wil_da_beast630 I've seen people recently complain about the Norman conquest.

@wil_da_beast630 The last person who stole the land is its rightful owner unless you’re white

How did the Lakota people...get the Pa Sapa?

What are the arguments against buying an electric car?

@dinotvoffline @LogInfra "Só".

@LogInfra Correios não foi feito para dar lucro, INSS e previdência também, educação também, transporte também, Correio é serviço social, só precisa deixar de ser cabide e ter boa gestão.

Correios tem déficit de R$ 4,2 bilhões em dois meses de 2026. Rombo já se apróxima do apurado em todo 2025. Plano de reestruturação fracassa. Empresa já pegou empréstimo de R$ 12 bilhões em 2025 com alto juros. PREPARADOS PARA PAGAR ESTA CONTA?

@bipbipalena I don't know, in some ways it doesn't look quite appealing to me.

Этот мир забыл что такое настоящая женская энергия

@dushmanakms59 @FistedFoucault @mymoonovski I found this interesting, just wanted to share: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ermenfrid…

@raphaelmoras @FistedFoucault @mymoonovski It depends on where you're from in England, and on the individual. It averages out to about 50% Celtic and 50% Germanic, but people in the West of England tend to be more Celtic than Germanic. I'm more Celt than German. But the precise percentages don't matter, i'm just English.

he was an Anti-Norman hero of the Anglo-Saxons and a symbol of nationalist resistance against foreign occupation!

@AlexDuncanTX A non-Catholic telling people to not be Catholic. Sounds biased.

Follow Jesus, not the Pope.

@ordrespontane Le plus drôle sur cette bêtise c'est qu'il impliquerait en toute personne divorcée étant une empoisonneuse.

@ordrespontane Puis-je critiquer le divorce maintenant ?

@bryan_johnson Delusional.

Friends, stop drinking alcohol. Not cut back. Eliminate. > alcohol increases cortisol > disrupts REM sleep > accelerates epigenetic aging > shrinks hippocampal volume > elevates resting heart rate > raises inflammatory markers > impairs glucose metabolism for 16 hrs One drink does that.

@Antweegonus @Vermeullarmine Thanks

Source is chapter 9 of De Coulanges’ Lessons to the Empress on the Origins of French Civilization English translation is on my substack: open.substack.com/pub/lunkstack/…

Au contraire, mon frère You may be done with history but history isn’t done with you

@GarrettPetersen Aren't these mandarines?

5yo doesn't like hot dogs, so we offered to replace the weiner with stuff he does like. I present the orange slices and French fries but no weiner dog:

@dushmanakms59 @FistedFoucault @mymoonovski I realise now I had forgotten your original argument and answered something unrelated, my bad.

@raphaelmoras @FistedFoucault @mymoonovski By 1066, those "Anglo-Saxons" were just straight up English people. They're our ancestors, while Normans just feel foreign. And there's been beef between the Norman ruling class and the English ever since. The "Norman Yoke" has been a concept in English nationalism for centuries.

@dushmanakms59 @FistedFoucault @mymoonovski "A “typical” ethnic English person today is mostly descended from the pre-Anglo-Saxon population (the Iron Age Britons), with a substantial but minority input from Anglo-Saxon migrants, and only a very small genetic trace from the Romans."

@dushmanakms59 @FistedFoucault @mymoonovski To avoid unnecessary discussion, I wouldn't have a problem otherwise, but I think the genetic composition of an "ethnic english white person" averages more residual roman-briton than anglo-saxon. At least it's what gpt told me.