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Numlock News: June 25, 2026 • Wagyu, Slate, Kites

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By Walt Hickey The average new vehicle sold in the United States in May went for $49,220, with the typical small and midsized pickup going for $43,044, and the average new electric vehicle going for $54,532. Slate Auto, an American automobile manufacturer backed by Jeff Bezos, sees a niche that is not being served: people who don’t want to pay 50 grand for any of those things.
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Numlock News: June 24, 2026 • Deep Ultraviolet, Macaques, Mayan

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By Walt Hickey ASML is the company that makes the machines that make semiconductors, and it has had a pretty stellar couple of years. Through the 1990s, chipmakers used visible light to carve transistors, and in the mid 1990s they switched to deep ultraviolet, which brought the wavelength of the light down from 400 nanometers to 193 nanometers.
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Numlock News: June 23, 2026 • Counterfeits, Tide Pods, Dunes

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By Walt Hickey Welcome to new readers, we’ve got a fun newsletter today, plus a plug for a friend. A clever new study managed to analyze data from an e-commerce platform that hawks dupes, or counterfeit goods designed to imitate the aesthetics of designer brands, and found that based on the zip codes of the fakes, there are some interesting patterns about who buys counterfeits.
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