Stephen M. Collins
@smcollins.bsky.social
Strategy and Innovation @ Edison | Climatetech investor | CELI fellow | husband, dad and plant-based cyclist
Unfortunately, it gold for about 12 minutes and then the “podcasters” start to get repetitive… despite my prompting!
Might be because I gave a website, webinar and PDF all on the same topic. Something for others who use #NotebookLM to be mindful of.
Might be because I gave a website, webinar and PDF all on the same topic. Something for others who use #NotebookLM to be mindful of.
December 5, 2024 at 1:08 AM
Unfortunately, it gold for about 12 minutes and then the “podcasters” start to get repetitive… despite my prompting!
Might be because I gave a website, webinar and PDF all on the same topic. Something for others who use #NotebookLM to be mindful of.
Might be because I gave a website, webinar and PDF all on the same topic. Something for others who use #NotebookLM to be mindful of.
If I try very hard, yes, kind of. Incredible that you've come up with this.
Looks more like Will Rogers to me 😉
Looks more like Will Rogers to me 😉
December 2, 2024 at 2:50 AM
If I try very hard, yes, kind of. Incredible that you've come up with this.
Looks more like Will Rogers to me 😉
Looks more like Will Rogers to me 😉
Some folks feel the same and cared enough to pour their time and energy into a new, better version:
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I've been using it for more than a year and love it.
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I've been using it for more than a year and love it.
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November 25, 2024 at 6:24 AM
Some folks feel the same and cared enough to pour their time and energy into a new, better version:
readwise.io/read
I've been using it for more than a year and love it.
readwise.io/read
I've been using it for more than a year and love it.
Very cool. If you have time for a few posts outlining the basics of how to do this end-to-end using Claude and everything else, I would read it with great interest!
And likely try to do something similar myself for Los Angeles.
And likely try to do something similar myself for Los Angeles.
November 25, 2024 at 3:12 AM
Very cool. If you have time for a few posts outlining the basics of how to do this end-to-end using Claude and everything else, I would read it with great interest!
And likely try to do something similar myself for Los Angeles.
And likely try to do something similar myself for Los Angeles.
I'm sitting here trying to understand why the game keeps getting 40 seconds added to the clock when I'm just trying to watch some race car drivers awkwardly pump up the fans in Las Vegas.
November 24, 2024 at 4:36 AM
I'm sitting here trying to understand why the game keeps getting 40 seconds added to the clock when I'm just trying to watch some race car drivers awkwardly pump up the fans in Las Vegas.
Incredible, beautiful map. Thank you for finding and sharing. I've come across many great maps in nearly 10 years at the company - this may be the best.
Crazy to think something as monumental as the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station came and went, just in the time between this map and today.
Crazy to think something as monumental as the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station came and went, just in the time between this map and today.
November 22, 2024 at 6:43 AM
Incredible, beautiful map. Thank you for finding and sharing. I've come across many great maps in nearly 10 years at the company - this may be the best.
Crazy to think something as monumental as the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station came and went, just in the time between this map and today.
Crazy to think something as monumental as the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station came and went, just in the time between this map and today.
This is interesting. I've been wondering (not a lot, but at times) what his driving motivations are. Hadn't considered "Mars rules all." I can see that adding up.
November 20, 2024 at 6:57 AM
This is interesting. I've been wondering (not a lot, but at times) what his driving motivations are. Hadn't considered "Mars rules all." I can see that adding up.
3) What is the average carbon intensity of delivered power in California?
4) What is the technical potential for geothermal power in California?
#2 came closest by providing a number, and telling me about 80% were L2... but it was as of 2017.
4) What is the technical potential for geothermal power in California?
#2 came closest by providing a number, and telling me about 80% were L2... but it was as of 2017.
November 19, 2024 at 7:06 AM
3) What is the average carbon intensity of delivered power in California?
4) What is the technical potential for geothermal power in California?
#2 came closest by providing a number, and telling me about 80% were L2... but it was as of 2017.
4) What is the technical potential for geothermal power in California?
#2 came closest by providing a number, and telling me about 80% were L2... but it was as of 2017.
Cool! What do you find it useful for? It didn't have answers to the first four test questions that came to mind for me:
1) How many rooftop solar pv systems are installed in California?
2) How many level 2 ev charging stations are there in california?
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1) How many rooftop solar pv systems are installed in California?
2) How many level 2 ev charging stations are there in california?
...
November 19, 2024 at 7:05 AM
Cool! What do you find it useful for? It didn't have answers to the first four test questions that came to mind for me:
1) How many rooftop solar pv systems are installed in California?
2) How many level 2 ev charging stations are there in california?
...
1) How many rooftop solar pv systems are installed in California?
2) How many level 2 ev charging stations are there in california?
...
Seems like great news! What, if anything, are the implications for the speed and cost of new nuclear projects?
November 19, 2024 at 6:43 AM
Seems like great news! What, if anything, are the implications for the speed and cost of new nuclear projects?
This is your time to shine, Corey!
November 18, 2024 at 7:43 AM
This is your time to shine, Corey!
Room for 1 more? I'm a DER engineer turned strategy person, still at the utility!
November 18, 2024 at 1:53 AM
Room for 1 more? I'm a DER engineer turned strategy person, still at the utility!
Hopefully never!
It almost feels like a biologically necessary response to help us get through the difficult parts - at least in the newborn stage we're currently working through.
It almost feels like a biologically necessary response to help us get through the difficult parts - at least in the newborn stage we're currently working through.
November 18, 2024 at 1:50 AM
Hopefully never!
It almost feels like a biologically necessary response to help us get through the difficult parts - at least in the newborn stage we're currently working through.
It almost feels like a biologically necessary response to help us get through the difficult parts - at least in the newborn stage we're currently working through.