HeyJaredMridula Ramesh
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Never a dal moment: Mridula Ramesh writes on the origins of pulses (opens the original)
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That breath you just took is four-fifths nitrogen, but the gas does pretty much nothing to you or for you. Nitrogen in the air is essentially unavailable to living things, and yet, in one of those delicious paradoxes, all life depends on nitrogen’s unique ability to hold its electrons close, but not too close. Electrons are a key currency of the chemistry of life, and that makes nitrogen a key player in how the molecules of life get built. Every amino acid and every rung of our DNA depends on it
Watt it’s worth: Why AI data centres run hot and drink deep (opens the original)
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Erin Brockovich, the environmental campaigner immortalised in the Oscar-winning film, is digging into AI data centres. This week, I’d like to explore why. AI’s story began nearly 80 years ago, in the offices of Bell Labs, with the invention of the transistor. At its simplest, a transistor is a microscopic switch made from silicon. Think of it as a sandwich, where a slice of “receiving” silicon is placed between two slices of “giving” silicon, with a gap of insulating material in-between. Apply a
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