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4y ago
In other words - ai doesnt work and nobody knows why
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4y ago
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4y ago
You make it sound like 90% of people were under her reign while in fact 90% were thankfuly not her subjects
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4y ago
It's just another way for Musk to keep Spacex from going bankrupt. This will not work well for TMobile but SpaceX will get some money to stay afloat. Another Musk's scam.
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If the grid can't deal with thes thermostats turning on heating in many homes at the same time, how will it function when we add millions of electric cars to it?
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Let's imagine that you have a brilliant idea of removing all of the excess CO2 from our planet, and all you need to do is implement that idea to fix our problems with the climate. - Food you ate to power your brain - CO2+ - Computer, E
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4y ago
But they won't be able to. Industrial controllers, motors, computers are not made in Iceland. These items alone need a lot of CO2 to be made.
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Thats not the point. To design ,build and operate this plant you first need to use a lot of energy, tools and resources that are not carbon neutral. Before this plant is even operational it will be carbon negative.
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4y ago
How many years before this plant becomes carbon neutral itself? I can bet that this is another waste of money and natural resources that will not help the environment.
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4y ago
It looks like the school blood letting is the way to health. And scientists laughed at people using leeches back in the day.
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"a rigorous one-year study in which people followed a low-calorie diet between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m." Isn't the whole idea behind time restricted diet that you don't limit calories, but shorten the time window i
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5y ago
Every country on the planet is a byproduct of exploitation and genocide. Some countries where just "better" at it.
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What bothers me is that people like to be "eco" if it involves cool new tech, but they never consider a simple facts like the one that in most cases, it's more eco-friendly to use whatever you have until it can no longer be r
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You can go to Central Park and see rats everywhere, and I don't see any compost piles there.
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You really don't need much time to become a home gardener, and believe me that spending time outside digging in the dirt is a very health way to spend time away from the computer.
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Yeah but it will take years for this to happen, and just replacing the trucks is only part of the cost - you still need to build new infrastructure to either charge with electricity or fuel with hydrogen. But wait! There is more - you need
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How is that easy if there are currently on H-powered garbage trucks on the market and it will take billions of dollars to replace all of them?
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I'm not sure how it is more effective to drive horribly ineffective diesel trucks to gather that waste and to dump it somewhere else, build a thousands of facilities to process this and utilize the methane safely instead of simply havi
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If you don't have patience to dump organic waste in a one spot outside of your house, how do you plan on doing the same with the waste bin provided by your city? Yes, I understand that this will not be possible everywhere, but let'
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Why waste fuel moving organic waste to a central location when you can have it "processed" and used locally?
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The amount of money that will be spent on this science fair project would be better invested into planting the actual trees. The return on investment would be much faster and you still will need to plant these GMO trees anyway.
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They need to switch everyone to MS Account because Windows 12 will require subscription. I'm guessing 5.99/month
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NASA outlines concerns about Starlink next-gen constellation in FCC letter
(spacenews.com)
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Prediction: Elon/SpaceX will cause major damage to space exploration and astronomy before 2025
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It's a protest not an occupation
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Tesla constantly lies about its numbers. Even this week there was news from Australia, about inflated number.
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Yes about .5deg
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Bitcoin is an immutable ledger of ... kWh wasted on calculating hashes.
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Facebook.com Is Listed for Sale
(uniregistry.com)
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Some people think of Bitcoin as a "store of value", comparing it to gold.. I have a question to people who believe that - What do you think will be the value of bitcoin in 100 years? Do you think your descendants would be happier
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