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looofooo0
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Well big chunk of the electricity cost are fixed cost, meaning if enough people lower their bill with PV and batteries then prices will have to rise for their connection. In fact some suggest that it would make more sense to let people pay
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Well problem in the UK is that in summer there is like a magnitude more power from PV then in winter.
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I think Sweden was one of the best countries how it handle Covid. Assange is a farce on the other hand.
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1y ago
There are fairly long arms which any vesa mount monitor can be attached to. This is no option for you?
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Ironically their AI can cite the relevant paper with 46 steps if asked: https://gemini.google.com/share/b0d5d6a76c87
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Dutch Disease
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Appeal to nature
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The cheapest delonghi will produce decent espresso with a good mill.
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Think 20% power cost, 80% infrastructure where most are fixed cost.
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Well then you only get 50% of your compute, hence your compute is twice as expensive (ignoring power costs.)
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1y ago
we can make food from oil, gas and other hydrocarbons.
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Ok, how many are democracies of those 21 without nukes or have or had a defense alliance with a country with nukes?
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Lets face it deploying nuclear around the world will add other mayor headaches like nuclear profileration.
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Read Ross Anderson book Security Eng., it deals a lot with these types of issues. In short, banks try not do anything about as long they do not have to pay for it. I suspect the issue is similar here with the multi stakeholder problem here.
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1y ago
Lol, achieving the neccesary characteristics (cloven hooves and rumination), i am not sure that thing would be called a pig anymore.
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For 11.000 Dollar you can hire like 3 people living with him.
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If you think about marginal cost, such experiments can be run almost at only the cost of extra electricity used for that computation, which in Europe is often zero, at least by the ones who own the compute.
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1y ago
Ok, but now getting rid of your legacy Cobol system becomes 10x cheaper, hence replacing it becomes feasible. Deploying an industrial robot with sensors to do specialized complicated thing x is now only a few skilled queries away and costin
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The Jevons Paradox and its implications in the AI era
(proxify.io)
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This is a reminder to the hacker news community, that most likely if you increase the efficiency of anything the demand will go up, not down. So taking this to Developer-AI Cyborgs, being as productive as n-many Developer in 2022: the dema
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Jevons paradox here, if you increase the efficiency of anything, the demand goes up, not down. So any Dev-AI Cyborg will be in hot demand.
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No, this does not work. Solar thermal will not work without power. Any battery solution monitoring your home temperatures are enough. Then you can travel home or ask your neighbor.
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Just use e-vi-l-mode for text
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But the LLM interacts with the program and the world through debugger, run-time feedback, linter, fuzzer etc., we can collect all the user feedback, user pattern ... Moreover, it can also get visual feedback. Reason through other programs l
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I mean, probably many assume that we drive around our kids everyday (which we dont) cause they can walk or bike to school. Then that on every small trip they get a phone or tablet (neither true). It is just for 1 hour or more trips which a
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Nice, really great work. How did you get into lean? Few style Remarks: I personally would not call them Prof. Or Dr. In formal English that would be the latter. But the name of them stands for itself.
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Lol, yes we just throw a phone and a Tablet with headphones to the kids.
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Is this culture based or reproduction based?
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I dont see the point in making an emergency option convienient. Forget solar thermal, this is to much hussle for anything. PV plus battery more likly the solution you want.
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Most heatpump do have an eletric boiler included. At least in Germany I can also plugin multiple 2kw electric heater, where one cost 15€.
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