Galaxeblaffer

12 ms·

91.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
We already have the perfect way to create heat and the science around it has been long solved and understood. Solar and wind won't save us and fusion certainly won't. It amazes me how solar and wind dreamers all seem to like fusio
92.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
It's already in the wrong hands
93.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
And you can just continue fear mongering trying to hold the world back further. The world is going nuclear wether you like it or not, America's biggest enemies Russia and China already have it big time and there's a very big limit
94.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
I wasn't saying that nuclear IS "too cheap to meter" I'm saying it could be. And my statement about fossil fuels propaganda was merely a jab back at your snarky comment. Your absolutely right that most of the new reactor
95.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
And you fell for the fossil fuels propaganda claiming nuclear is too expensive to without subsidies. Seriously.. new nuclear is on the drawing board with huge investments in the UK, France and Sweden. Nuclear will be cheap when the industry
96.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
Energy too cheap to meter doesn't sound like a good investment from a capitalistic viewpoint.
97.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
Fabric welding ?
98.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
My favorite cyclic theory so far is probably Roger Penrose's conformal cyclic cosmology. In essence the universe keeps expanding exponentially which in the end becomes equivalent to a new big bang since the universe at that point will
99.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
It's already way cheaper than comparable windows machines
100.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
But you can still show your nipples at the non nude section
101.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
Is storage really transportable ? Like how much energy in any form could you realistically transport for any meaningful distance without using too much of the energy that you are transporting ? Since you made the claim I'd like you to
102.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
If we continue on the current path there will be no society at all. This argument is seriously f'ed up for so many reasons
103.
by Galaxeblaffer 4y ago
I'm pretty sure they'd rather deal with a bit of entombed nuclear waste buried deep in the ground instead of a dead, polluted and depleted planet.
104.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
This runs much much deeper than just USB-C hubs. Me and a couple of friends dabbled in getting a product produced in China 10 years ago and while investigating competition and really digging deep into aliexpress, alibaba etc. We found out t
105.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
It's really hard recognizing the image Amazon have in the US compared to my personal experience with amazon.de . The service is stellar, shipping both ways is free as long as you buy products covered by prime. Refunds are with no quest
106.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
I don't think you realize just how big the sea is and how good it is at containing radiation. Heck, we're even figuring out how to mine uranium from seawater, because it's already in there.
107.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
People still try to sell their used crap. So how do you define if something is worth buying used ? For some people everything is worth buying used, even crap
108.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
I never ever said that the tiny approximation of subsets of our brain was enough for AGI. Just because we haven't found out the exact structures of the neural net in our brain and how to emulate it, it's still very much a neural n
109.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
I'd consider brains and other biological neutral systems as neutral nets. So to me there's pretty convincing evidence that neutral nets can form an AGI
110.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
Yes, blame communism, very clever comment.
111.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
mountains.. glorious mountains and lakes
112.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
Isn't Reddit and hackernews a comment section with upvote and downvote for the entire internet ?
113.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
And why couldn't that be with a small nuclear battery ? Can you point to anything that could make remotely sense everywhere on the planet and in space?
114.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
I don't know.. poisoning the very air we breathe sounds pretty scary to me, and we're doing it in an immense scale right now
115.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
The Big Mac index is pretty stupid though, since the ingredients in various countries are different and not sourced from the same place. Here en Europe McD tries to be somewhat middle class while I'm the us it's absolute trash.
116.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
And rocks I'm sure
117.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
Also foreigners who wants to study and get SU (State Study Support around 900 EUR/month, and yes, you basically get payed to study) use this to get what's called "equal status" which qualifies them for the SU and probabl
118.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
And also works in space..
119.
by Galaxeblaffer 5y ago
If you think in terms of money, then yes. But people can certainly provide value that cannot be measured in money and profits. And for me that's the whole idea of have a post scarcity society where you don't have to work.. I'
120.
by Galaxeblaffer 6y ago
Your right.. People generally don't sue as much here in northern europe(only know the rules are like op described in Germany, Denmark, Norway and Sweeden, might be the same for all of europe) in fear of loosing, but i for one prefer it

More ›