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1y ago
In my opinion with how much Nintendo likes to sue this is about getting ahead of the situation and covering their backside of Nintendo wakes up and throw their lawyers at them
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An AI-generated radio host in Australia went unnoticed for months
(theverge.com)
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The Robot Replacing Four Workers at a Time on Solar Projects
(cleantechnica.com)
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RWE Ditches U.S. Offshore Wind, and That Should Scare Everyone
(oilprice.com)
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CATL: 1500km EV Battery, 520km in 5 Min Charge, Sodium-Ion Mass Prod 2025
(carnewschina.com)
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1y ago
20 year solar panels just loose 5-10% capacity and degradation slows over time the reason most people replace them today is 20 year old panels were 200w where as today panels are 5-600w.
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1y ago
For me social is now family, extended family, siblings, school, high school and university friend groups on whatsapp with just people sharing big news wishing birthdays etc. All the info in the groups is in silo from each group. Where you a
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Yanis Varoufakis in Conversation with Jeffrey Sachs on the Six Global Crises [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
The biggest problem I have with all these articles about what LLM are and are not is that LLM are still improving rapidly 1000s if not 100000s are working on doing that. As LLM pass a new threshold we get another round denial, anger, bargai
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2y ago
Wow first time I have felt that this could be the end of voice acting/audio book narration etc. The speed with with the ways things are changing how soon before you can make any book any novel into a complete audio video / movie o
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2y ago
Equipment cost is actually not that much now it mostly labor and marketing. That is the main reason solar makes countries with cheap labor have huge advantage with solar. A similar system will cost $60k in the US to $15-20k in India and Chi
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2y ago
Lol this to me was the greatest stupidity from Europe. I get Petro states like US or maybe even Canada complaining about China subsiding energy and hurting their oil and gas but what the fuck did Europe protect. They even got fucked over by
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2y ago
The shift is about to come now as LCOE of Solar + Bess is cheaper than coal in China now and getting cheaper https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43749571
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2y ago
Looks like China is going to hit peak oil and coal consumption around the same time. With what China is doing with Solar, Wind and Batteries. I think the tech to decrease carbon use dramatically is already here but not the political will.
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China's Coal Generation Dropped 5% YoY in Q1 as Electricity Demand Increased
(cleantechnica.com)
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"Is Rocket Mortgage's "ONE+" program the next subprime threat?
(twitter.com)
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Chinese factories build firetrucks for $400k in 6wk. US it's $2M in 4 years [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78nZ-JJNmzQ
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2y ago
Maybe at that time 10-15 years later we have graphic cards doing actual ray tracing lidar computing is way less complex. Anyway the $200 I is for the whole system not just sensors so that would include signal processing
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2y ago
Not by that much current generation hardware for cars is $500-700. And some of the oem expect to bring it price down below $200 with the next generation equipment. Now that BYD put self driving in almost every car it will supercharge adopti
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Chinese factories build firetrucks for $400k in 6wk. US it's $2M in 4 years [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
Storage is just part of the problem with hydrogen. The process of generating hydrogen has never been cost-effective. It's just not possible to make hydrogen cheaply right now. Solar energy, on the other hand, gets so cheap that it won&
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2y ago
He is wrong on the price of electricity by a factor of 100. The LCOE of solar and Bess is below cost of coal in China already ie around $0.04-0.05/kwh. Recently UAE signed a contract for 1 Gwh 24 hour solar and BESS supply for 10 years
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2y ago
Uploading files on google is now great. I uploaded my python script and the text data files I was using the script to process. I asked it how best to optimize the code. It actually ran the python code on the data files. Then recommended cha
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2y ago
Most people talking about Ai and economic growth have vested interests in talking about how it will increase economic growth but don't talk about that under current economic system that the world has would mean most if not all of the g
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2y ago
I am talking about 2.5 Pro
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2y ago
I had similar experiences few months back that is why I am saying it is becoming shockingly good the 2.5 is a lot better than the 2.0 version. Another thing I have realized just like google search in the past your query has a lot to do with
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2y ago
For a non programmer like me google is becoming shockingly good. It is giving working code the first time. I was playing around with it asked it to write code to scrape some data of a website to analyse. I was expecting it to write somethin
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Hydrogen vs. Battery Buses: A European Transit Reality Check
(cleantechnica.com)
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2y ago
Hmm how is it different in the US do you not get back in the sales tax that you paid for your input. Here the middle man pay tax on the buying price and then collects on the sell price. Then has to pay the government minus what they paid as
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