balor123

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   by balor123 12y ago

   I thought the same as well but after some more thought and research I've concluded that cities are inherently doomed. Building cities is hard and the larger the harder. Planning is crucial but risky. Suburbs, by contrast, are cheap and
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   by balor123 12y ago

   I believe this Futurama quote about summarizes it: "Hi! Today some bad things happened. One bad thing was a train got crashed in New Jersey. Wanna see? People won't be late for work though, because the governor lady said, "I&
3. 33.▲
   by balor123 12y ago

   I'm pretty sure kittens are somehow harmed in the process too
4. 34.▲
   by balor123 12y ago

   Phages look real promising in this respect but a few problems: - How do you get a sample to target? And then deliver the treatment? - Cost for tailor-made treatments? - Will it arrive in time (before antibiotics run out)? - Evolving to atta
5. 35.▲
   by balor123 12y ago

   Someone just needs to find a way to turn the bitcoin mining problem into an antibiotic mining problem.
6. 36.▲
   by balor123 12y ago

   The article doesn't mention it but energy is stored in a "molten salt storage tank".
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   by balor123 12y ago

   Or for detecting gluten in food before eating it? The real question, is what can it accomplish in practice?