Arca is also a product: https://www.arcaai.com/

Ok, that makes sense. I've written similar, just appending some history and context to a request automatically. I'm starting to look at MCP as a way to do that with more sophistication.

Haven't heard of Arca before. What's cool about that chat AI in particular? Also, is your code in a rep anywhere? Maybe I could play with it.

He also refused to vote for a bill on holocaust remembrance. He says resolutions are, generally, not valuable and he signs fewer of them than he ever did in the past. He condemned the holocaust, as he has before. But critics are saying he's antisemitic. So... it's a dumb question. The mayor shouldn't be visiting foreign countries and has no power over Israel.

That said, this guy is a socialist who wants to ramp up government spending in ways that are scary. His wishlist of government services is cool. His plan to pay for it will require more taxes and more debt. Some voters are going to find that unpalatable.

Nice. What kind of batteries are you charging?

You really want your logo to be simple, reducible to a couple (or one) colors, vector-scalable, and different from the 1000 of other btc logos out there. This is a cool picture but not a usable logo.

Sorry, I don't have a specific product recommendation. My battery work is in other areas.

That golf cart battery will have a couple hundred watt-hours. Divide that by the watts you'll use and you get hours of use. Real world performance will be less. How long do you need to run off the battery for?

At 6V, you'll need to convert to whatever your laptop is running on and the Starlink will want at least 12V. The bigger the jump, the bigger the loss. I'd look at a higher voltage battery.

And lifepo will serve you better in many respects as well. For a mobile setup, it will be lighter, for example.

For freedom:

I'm not sure it's all figured out, but we have a plan that gives them a decent chance. The world is changing fast and for all our planning, who knows what's coming?

The potential flaw in the plan is that my kids are, so far, not very entrepreneurial. That's ok. Not everybody needs to be. But they're going to have to be flexible in different ways than I have been.

I'm not, no. My teens are hella smart, have great work ethic, and will have options. We've saved enough money that they can go to any college but we're counseling them to go somewhere inexpensive (we'll let them keep whatever is left). They'll start adult life with education, some real world experience, some money, and no debt. The key, I think, is teaching them to be nimble, to network, to always have some options open.

Worst case scenario, I hire them at my company while they figure stuff out. One of them is already going to be working for me this summer doing entry-level stuff.