All Things AI. Deep Tech. SpaceTech. Star Gazer. Brand Crusader. Marketing Maverick. Schweitzer. Lake Pend Oreille. Youth Volunteer. Views My Own.
Sandpoint, Idaho
Joined December 2016
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Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
🚀 Forty years of small satellite innovation deserves a bold next chapter. VORAGO Technologies is heading to the 40th Annual @SmallSat Conference (SmallSat) in Salt Lake City, Aug 23–26. Set up a meeting with us [email protected] or stop by Booth #1147 to see the newest Rad-Hard and Rad-Tolerant Twin MCUs engineered to reduce mission cost, shrink design cycles, and take your payload to any orbit, for less.
smallsat.org/
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
Beautiful Electron liftoff this morning from Launch Complex 1 for @synspective.
Today's 'Ten Owl Of Ten' launch by the numbers:
🚀 12th Electron launch of 2026
🔥91st Electron mission overall
🦉 10th deployment of a StriX satellite (17 more to go)
⭐100% mission success for all Synspective missions
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
Space missions can’t afford weak bootloaders!
See wolfBoot in action on Vorago’s Radiation-Hardened Chips VA41630 microcontrollers at #SmallSat, demonstrating secure boot and safe firmware updates.
📅 Feb 10 | 10 AM PT
📍 Lovelace Room
Can’t attend? Visit us at Booth 44!
smallsatshow.com/sessions/pa…
#EmbeddedCybersecurity #SpaceSystems #SecureBoot #RadHard @voragotech
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
Starlink Mini offers fast, reliable internet on the go—great for traveling, camping, exploring, boating, RVing, and more.
Easily navigate, stream, and stay connected without dead zones or slow speeds.
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Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
I was asked how much our data is worth per year. Our consumer data is sold and resold for a few hundred billion dollars per year plus the tech companies’ development of AI was built off of our data. I estimated one trillion dollars per year, about $3000 per person.
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
“Ultimately, we believe in AI’s potential to boost human productivity and well-being in ways never before seen,” write Helen Toner and Tasha McCauley in a guest essay. “But the path to that better future is not without peril.” econ.st/3KE5flX
Illustration: Dan Williams
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
Do you have an Android? Then you should try these 6 weird things… ASAP.
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
i loved my time at openai. it was transformative for me personally, and hopefully the world a little bit. most of all i loved working with such talented people.
will have more to say about what’s next later.
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Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
My statement today calling out the hostility directed towards our Jewish community.
Odious people ripping down posters of missing children and mobs carrying placards of hate, do not reflect British values. They breach the social contract of civility we owe to all our neighbours.
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
For decades, Narges Mohammadi has been a vocal advocate for women and girls in Iran. This @NobelPrize is a well-deserved recognition of her courage, and the hope that she represents—not only for the women in Iran, but for women fighting repression and violence around the world.
BREAKING NEWS
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the 2023 #NobelPeacePrize to Narges Mohammadi for her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all.
#NobelPrize
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
I cannot believe Bob Barker lived as close to 100 as possible without going over.
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
Registration for #SC23 is NOW OPEN! We are excited to offer a host of in-person and digital options designed for attendees to get the most out of their week with us. Take advantage of early bird pricing and secure your pass today! buff.ly/3pkzDdN
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
The average age of vehicles on the road hit an all-time high - Axios apple.news/A8X24ekMWQhiD9wgy…
Heather Dixon Srigley retweeted
Texas just passed a bill making it a crime for men to perform in public while wearing makeup… have they thought this through? I mean, outdoor concerts, parades, circuses?
