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They mean 125um = sqrt(a*b), where a is the Planck length* and b the size of the observable universe (I didn't verify). Implying, 125um is some sort of middle ground. *Often said to be the smallest length with physical meaning.

And PBS is Czech, to name one.

Until the cardiac arrest.

No, they are used in some classes of ocean passage races. IMOCA 60 is one such class.

Depending on your requirements for uptime, you could have a stand-by machine ready or you spin up a new one from backups.

Piketty's book (Capital in the Twenty-First Century) is most definitely not a fad. It is a result of serious research into historical economic data and anyone intellectually honest ought take it seriously. As anything in the social science of economics, it is subject to debate, but to call it a 'fad' is odd, to put it mildly.

Out of protein or fats.

In our current understanding of the world (quantum mechanics), the world is inherently probabilistic ("random", not deterministic) in the microscopic realm. There are differing opinions among physicists whether or not there could be a more fundamental layer of reality beyond this, and if so, whether it would be deterministic. Notably it could be said the mainstream view is that reality is not deterministic.

Whatsapp's in-app notification regarding the TOS change references an EU ruling, so this is the likely cause.

And would the drivers be paid more or less (and what of other conditions)?

GP said it was proof of power. Power can be used for good or ill.

Developers?

I mean, who drives 1200km in day anyway? But it is doable with todays EVs, many of which have ranges of around 500km or more, and only need a couple of hours of charging to drive 1200km (after starting with full capacity), during breaks you would mostly take anyways. Teslas, VW's ID.4, Hyundai's Kona electric and many more come to mind. Cheers for Toyota's research, though.