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nsa.gov
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Launch HN: Pinch (YC W25) – Video conferencing with immersive translation
This is such an interesting and weird phenomenon, in the context of the complexity of human made nuclear reactors.
I once read a horrifying fiction story about a pre-industrial culture that used nuclear reactions in open piles of uranium ore tended by slaves as a heat source, but cannot remember the name or author.