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@abhigeneralbio
If you will it, Dude, it is no dream. HIRING @genbiocorp: https://t.co/NXcdg5TPF0
Katılım Aralık 2021
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中東情勢を踏まえ、石油製品や、エネルギー源ではない石油関連製品、とりわけ医療関連の物資に関する不安のお声を伺っています。
まず、原油や石油製品については、備蓄の放出により「日本全体として必要となる量」を確保するよう取り組んでいます。
一部、バスやフェリー、トラック運送事業者などの燃料や、工場や漁業・農業用の燃料などについては、流通段階で、備蓄から放出された石油製品が行き届いていないケースが見受けられます。
これに対処するため、経済産業省において情報提供を受け付けて、他の流通経路からの融通支援を行っています。
流通問題の解消については、例えば、九州地方の路線バス会社への軽油の供給が再開され、また、海底ケーブル敷設船への重油の補給を実現しています。
繰り返しになりますが、日本全体として必要な量は備蓄放出により賄われていますので、皆様には、これまで通りの落ち着いた対応をお願い申し上げます。
次に、ナフサやエチレンをはじめとするエネルギー源ではない石油関連製品についてですが、こちらは「国内での原油からの生産」と「海外からの製品も含めた輸入」の２つのルートがあります。
「国内での生産」は、原油と同様、国内での精製により、国産のナフサの量は確保されるよう取り組んでいます。
また、「海外からの輸入」については、中東からのナフサ輸入を他の国からの調達に切り替えるべく取り組んでいるところです。
石油関連製品についても、流通段階での偏りがある事例が生じているため、化学工業メーカー各社や卸事業者に対して、安定供給の確保に万全を期すよう、対応を要請します。
さらに、個別の製品レベルでは、アジア各国で生産し、日本に輸入している製品が、アジア各国における原油不足により、長期的な供給に懸念が生じています。
具体的には、食品包装材の原材料について食品包装材企業から、また、透析回路用の医療用プラスチックや手術中に使用する廃液容器などについて医療関係企業からも政府に情報が寄せられており、経済産業省において情報を集約しています。
特に医療関係については、厚生労働省と経済産業省が連携して、サプライチェーンに関する情報を集約し、国内の医療活動が停滞しないよう、異なるサプライチェーン間での石油製品の融通支援など、安定供給を図る体制を立ち上げました。
こちらも、ただちに供給が滞ることはないですから、落ち着いた対応をお願い申し上げます。
医療機器業界や医療機関の現場に対しても、経済産業省と厚生労働省共同で周知するとともに、皆様の命と暮らしを守るべく、原油と同様に、代替調達を含め、あらゆる可能性を追求していきます。
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My whole career I’ve wondered why “margins” gets 1000x more attention than asset turns when they have equal contribution to ROIC.
based16z@based16z
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the crazy thing about plastics is that despite being a $1trn market in the US alone there is no central spot exchange or system of record for cleared plastics trades, very much akin to uranium, the market trades on bilateral contracts with no centralized dataset on the trade data
also the futures market is CNY denominated
domestic plastics marketplace loading
Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart
Polyethylene and naphtha prices have gone vertical since the start of the war
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@cwamidon @rmcentush I would not describe the O&G industry as "decades behind in new technology"
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@rmcentush wow maybe more people should build for the oil & gas industry (decades behind in new technology), the largest industry (besides financial services, lol) on the planet ?
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oil & gas bucks nearly every american de-industrialization or "stagnation" trend.
the US went from planning LNG import terminals to becoming the world’s largest exporter in <10 years. and to do it, we built some of the most complex, massive equipment ever designed.
tbh, it’s one of the only areas where we still execute highly complex megaprojects. not flawlessly, but at a speed and level of technical sophistication that stands in sharp contrast to basically everything else.
success has led to re-engineering entire supply chains around hydrocarbon abundance. cheap O&G feeds chemicals, fertilizers, plastics, steel, power markets, etc. and i don't know if/when AGI will come, but I am pretty sure it will drink gas, too.
importantly, as we scale the electro-industrial technologies that increasingly define the future, we need to bring this same depth of expertise and execution. we must learn from O&G!
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OK, my inbox is officially winning. Does anyone have email AI tool recommendations that:
1) auto draft replies for my review
2) auto schedule meetings WITHOUT sending someone to a calendly link / asking them to navigate to a page
3) has better search than gmail (??)
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@bhalligan I'd love to join! Biomanufacturing (biotech, hardware, software) in Boston ..
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I’m organizing a session w the Governor at my home in Boston. Who should be there? I think she ought to hear from the next generation of folks in tech building here, mostly founders.
Brian Halligan@bhalligan
I’m starting to worry about Massachusetts 1. Biotech is way off from a few years ago 2. Only 1 of the top 50 ai companies are in MA 3. The Fed research funding cuts hitting MIT, Harvard, Whoi are brutal. 4. The millionaires tax is working in the short run, but I know a lot of wealthy folks preparing for a FL move. 5. A glut of empty condos 6. It’s not “cool” for young folks 7. It’s expensive as sh-t. I honestly don’t think the MA/Boston govt can do that much about it as they are kind of macro issues. I give them big credit for working on building more housing and fixing the T, which will help. I’m trying to help w HubSpot, partnering w WHOI, teaching at MIT. I’d like to help more. Specifically I’d like to encourage and help more ai and climate companies in the state. I think ai and climate should be our dual growth engines.
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when i was ceo of my first startup, i made every mistake imaginable. but the most egregious one was doubting my own intuition. that one is the cardinal sin.
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The merger of private and public markets, which Rett writes about here, is one of the topics I'm most interested in right now. So if anyone has ideas for guests etc. let me know
Rett Wallace@rettwallace
My thoughts on fixing private capital markets before dragging whole new categories of investors into the liquidity trap. Thanks to @kenbrown12 at @theinformation for the opportunity theinformation.com/articles/fix-p…
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@p_maverick_b @bhalligan We took advantage of this. Equipment+space costs are really at lows and it is a good time to be recruiting.
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@bhalligan There's a window to build here while lab space is plentiful and there's a lot of talent on the sidelines, but I think a lot of folks are waiting for things to go back the way they were...the only way out is through
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I’m starting to worry about Massachusetts
1. Biotech is way off from a few years ago
2. Only 1 of the top 50 ai companies are in MA
3. The Fed research funding cuts hitting MIT, Harvard, Whoi are brutal.
4. The millionaires tax is working in the short run, but I know a lot of wealthy folks preparing for a FL move.
5. A glut of empty condos
6. It’s not “cool” for young folks
7. It’s expensive as sh-t.
I honestly don’t think the MA/Boston govt can do that much about it as they are kind of macro issues. I give them big credit for working on building more housing and fixing the T, which will help.
I’m trying to help w HubSpot, partnering w WHOI, teaching at MIT. I’d like to help more. Specifically I’d like to encourage and help more ai and climate companies in the state. I think ai and climate should be our dual growth engines.
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@bhalligan We moved our company (@genbiocorp biotech, manufacturing, software) to Boston against the advice of many techies. One of the best decisions we've made. Have been doing dinners with Boston-area talent for many months now, and would love to pitch in how I can!
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I did a bunch of analysis of the AI 50 produced by Fortune this year (not perfect, but vaguely right).
Of the 50 companies listed, 2 are Boston (actually Cambridge), Suno and OpenEvidence. OpenEvidence is headquartered in Miami. So, 1 out of 50 is actually in Greater Boston. Thank you @MikeyShulman!
17 of the 50 top ai companies have founders that went to school in Boston.
The average age of those 17 founders was 28.5 years old when they started the company.
We need to make Boston a great place to start a company. We need to make Boston an extremely attractive place for new grads to put down roots. There is a lot to like about Boston!
A bunch of us are getting together on Wednesday night to talk about it. This is a problem worth solving.
Lets continue discussing, debating, and engaging on how to improve the region.
I'd like to see some of the elected officials who are DM'g me weigh in here.
Brian Halligan@bhalligan
I’m starting to worry about Massachusetts 1. Biotech is way off from a few years ago 2. Only 1 of the top 50 ai companies are in MA 3. The Fed research funding cuts hitting MIT, Harvard, Whoi are brutal. 4. The millionaires tax is working in the short run, but I know a lot of wealthy folks preparing for a FL move. 5. A glut of empty condos 6. It’s not “cool” for young folks 7. It’s expensive as sh-t. I honestly don’t think the MA/Boston govt can do that much about it as they are kind of macro issues. I give them big credit for working on building more housing and fixing the T, which will help. I’m trying to help w HubSpot, partnering w WHOI, teaching at MIT. I’d like to help more. Specifically I’d like to encourage and help more ai and climate companies in the state. I think ai and climate should be our dual growth engines.
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@ayanobacter Or, raise sufficient capital and attract the best. @genbiocorp has perhaps the best leanest and most effective bioengineering team thanks to this irrational and persistent trend
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I see a huge opportunity.
You have:
1. millions of sq ft. of world-class empty lab space
2. a surplus of unemployed highly trained scientists
If I had the leverage to accelerate critical scientific futures and avoid major national brain drain, this is what I would do:
Fund and create a non-profit research commons/bio-foundry that provides free shared lab space and a research budget to as many of these talented people as possible for at least 12 months (renewable to 24 months). A residency of sorts allowing them to conduct self-directed, high-risk research that favours bold ideas with high impact potential.
The greater biotech community can come together to collaborate/provide credits, perhaps with @FutureHouseSF for access to Edison, @nvidia for compute, @Ginkgo for RACs automation access, @plasmidsaurus for sequencing, whoever can get involved and mentor/support the people poised to build a better future that just aren't getting the chance.
This level of wasted talent and infrastructure should feel like a tragedy.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
A life-sciences job in Boston used to be a sure path to a high-paying career, but empty labs and unemployed grads now herald tougher times in the city on.wsj.com/44PnfEl
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