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Re:Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators
by spiderice on Friday January 14, 2022 @03:14PM
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> Seems like you have an ax to grind
I don't feel like this is at all a fair or appropriate response to GP. They all seemed like very valid points. Which points fall under the "grinding an axe" category, as opposed to "valid criticism" category?
Re:Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators
by hairytrog on Friday January 14, 2022 @03:36PM
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Point 2 is highly debatable. DOE is funding TerraPower's Natrium (Bill Gates company) which is a fast reactor, to the tune of 2.5B as part of the Advanced Reactor Demo Program. So a lot of people in the industry believe fast reactors can be commercially viable.
Re:Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators
by Sniffnoy on Friday January 14, 2022 @04:49PM
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People being wrong about things is not a reason to accuse them of acting in bad faith.
Re:Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators
by gloriana on Friday January 14, 2022 @03:31PM
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I mean, I am just criticizing the founders and company based on the information available - which isn't much, but it's their fault. They seem to have a lot of press coverage for an empty landing page, and a lot of it is unreasonably glowing.
Re:Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators
by ashtonkem on Friday January 14, 2022 @03:36PM
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Also, it’s far from unusual for someone to find a given company suspicious and go digging to find out more and produce public reports or comments questioning their validity. That’s not “axe to grind” and more “amateur investigative journalism”.
Re:Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators
by Oklo_inc on Friday January 14, 2022 @09:37PM
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Please feel free to reference a list of Oklo press releases here: https://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/search/?search...