huuhee3

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by huuhee3 3y ago
Looking forward to Nvidia announcing AI that can drive to old people's house, carry them to shower, wash them, give them food, and ensure they take their medicine. Robotics still suck, and that's what will seriously limit impact o
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by huuhee3 3y ago
Price doesn't matter if you were going to use that electricity for heating anyway. Mostly the project are run by universities funded by tax payers, and don't exist to make any profit. Ever heard of charity?
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by huuhee3 3y ago
Old desktops with Boinc running 24/7 make an useful alternative to direct electric heating. Of course a heat pump is more efficient, but not everyone has that.
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by huuhee3 3y ago
Most of those people could save 600 dollars and buy an used Thinkpad that works just as well for their uses
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by huuhee3 3y ago
Transport is just one source of CO2, and can be mostly solved with electric vehiclezs. People buying stuff they really don't need is a much bigger problem.
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by huuhee3 3y ago
There's lots to do outside big city centres if your life doesn't evolve around consumiption of services provided by others. Big cities suck for most physical and creative outdoor activities.
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by huuhee3 3y ago
Climate change maybe?
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by huuhee3 3y ago
Then it's still no worse than widely used SSRI's, which also mostly don't differ from placebo
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by huuhee3 3y ago
IMO Japanese culture and lower level of individualism has a lot to do with the low crime rate. That's the main reason why they don't tolerate much bad behaviour in the first place, and have a justice system which reflects that.
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by huuhee3 3y ago
It's hard to take the article seriously, when it claims pictures of 737s breaking from same points as evidence of substandard components. There will be always weakest points in the fuselage, which give away first when you crash the pla
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by huuhee3 4y ago
TikTok and most of other social media is cancer entirely comparable to the tobacco industry. I wouldn't miss any of it.
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by huuhee3 4y ago
What's the point of automating all that work, if those billions of unemployed will then be too poor to buy your product/service? If that really happens we get universal basic income, or massive government employment programs. Othe
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by huuhee3 4y ago
Mass unemployment without adequate social safety net would be unfortunate.
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by huuhee3 4y ago
Somewhere with lots of natural resources, not too hot and few people. Alaska perhaps? Siberia would work if the local government wasn't so crazy.
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by huuhee3 4y ago
This. I can't understand people who want their plot of land to be without natural life. Might as well sell the house and move to a flat instead.
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by huuhee3 4y ago
I wouldn't miss cars or driving if I went carless. I would miss my parents and other relatives who I simply can't reach with public transport. I would also hate not being able to relax in middle of nature so well during weekends.