3 ms·
Wait, you mean there is no central hot water infrastructure in the world? Poland is not ex-USRR but it is common place and I always assumed this is a normal thi
by d3ckard 2y ago
Wait, you mean there is no central hot water infrastructure in the world? Poland is not ex-USRR but it is common place and I always assumed this is a normal thing everywhere.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- iamnotagenius 2y ago[flagged]
- istjohn 2y agoIn the US it's pretty much limited to a few university campuses I believe. I think a couple cities in Canada have it, too.
- saagarjha 2y agoSan Francisco has steam heating for part of the city.
- tliltocatl 2y agoNorway, no such thing here (at least not in smaller cities, not sure about Oslo). NTNU campus in Trondheim is warmed by waste heat from supercomputer exactly as GP suggested.