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>In this case the limitation is the compute. I agree with most of your points, but computation can be transferred from a place where energy is cheap to a place
by emporas 6mo ago
>In this case the limitation is the compute.
I agree with most of your points, but computation can be transferred from a place where energy is cheap to a place that is expensive. Energy for cooking cannot be transferred that way.
See for example Amazon-Google datacenters in the Gulf region. We've also got a whole continent, Australia, to put as many solar panels as we desire. Australia got dark for half a day, every day? Put solar panels to the opposite side of the planet.
Energy is a concern, for cooking, transportation etc. Energy for computation is not.
- actionfromafar 6mo agoAgree!
- sevenseacat 6mo ago> We've also got a whole continent, Australia, to put as many solar panels as we desire. Australia got dark for half a day, every day? Put solar panels to the opposite side of the planet. That is such an incredibly simplistic view and now how anything works.