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Building 10-15 plants (~3.2 GW each, like Hinkley/Sizewell) gives 32-48 GW total capacity. At 90% capacity factor: 252-378 TWh/year output. UK avg household uses 2,700 kWh electricity/year → equivalent to powering 93-140 million households (UK has ~29M, so covers all residential demand + industry/export). Payback (at ~£110/MWh sales, £20/MWh opex = £90/MWh net): annual net £23-34B. Low end (£380B cost): ~17 years. High end (£750B): ~22 years. Strong returns after, over 60-year plant life.

Share a picture of something red. 📸 Malabar Trogon Male, Endemic species of Western Ghats India.

it's interesting that 1.5 billion parameters is all you need to crush math competitions, but you need like 15 trillion to make the model be funny maybe humor is the right measure of true intelligence

There were two completely different Fleetwood Mac bands. You've heard the second. The first was exquisite British blues, possibly the best. Until founder Peter Green fried his brain with LSD and ruined his life.