xbmcuser

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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
Browse here and reddit and read a lot of fiction and lose a lot of money day trading futres.
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
it does produce more heat and that has to be dissipated. but the core issue that held back sub-10-minute charging for so long was dendrite formation not energy storage
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What does China's 15th '5-year plan' for renewables mean for climate change?(carbonbrief.org)
1 points by xbmcuser 2mo ago|0 comments
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
I am not a programmer but for me the return is 100x as I am automating stuff that I knew could be automated but did not know how to but at the same time it was not worth the effort to write it down and pay someone to code it for me. But now
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
not really when less than 70% people own their home
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
After capital reaches a certain amount, wealth is no longer about effort. Capital keeps generating more capital. As long as you tax that capital and force it back into the economy, things will be okay. Otherwise, it will destroy the economy
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FCC bans foreign-produced solar inverters, grid lockout begins today(pv-magazine-usa.com)
65 points by xbmcuser 2mo ago|48 comments
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
I agree with you. I don't believe pure capitalism or pure socialism works; we need something in between. China is somewhat like that, but because of the type of government it has, it is viewed with a jaundiced eye. Countries exist for
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
I think most people conflate the 2 things the current problems are not just because of capitalism but rather the capture of the government by capitalism.
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
It opened with 5-6% gap down today as well.
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by xbmcuser 2mo ago
Looking at what this group is slowly doing all over the world I don't think it is impossible tough but possible. https://www.youtube.com/@MossyEarth
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
AT grid scale, sodium quickly closes the gap on lithium. The safety overhead, active cooling, and physical spacing needed to control lithium’s thermal runaway risk eat away most of its energy density advantage. Plus, CATL is hitting cost pa
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
What bullshit are you spouting sodium batteries are safer and do not have the same thermal runway concern that lithium batteries do.
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China to boost wind and solar generation by more than 50% in five years(reuters.com)
8 points by xbmcuser 3mo ago|3 comments
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China's Electric Trucks, Diesel's Peak, and What Western Planners Still Dont See(cleantechnica.com)
6 points by xbmcuser 3mo ago|0 comments
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
No you should not care unless you are a shareholder in one of these Ai ponzi companies. For the rest of the world Chinese companies matching and open sourcing llm's will keep 100 or so tech oligarchs taking over all the world economic
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Jellyfin has a lot of alternative unofficial apps partly because of it ui as some people that did not like the look built something else. That is the case for almost every client OS
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Yes today but the statements coming out of people are like as if the tech is static and not changing everyday. It was the same for programming it can't do this it can't do that till it is able to now.
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
A talented creative with a vision can now direct AI to build things that would have otherwise cost millions or been entirely impossible. I don’t understand the myopic view people have when it comes to this technology. Just three or four yea
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AI Data Center Companies for Sale – Owners Liquidating Assets Before Crash [video](youtube.com)
3 points by xbmcuser 3mo ago|0 comments
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
I am talking about the $30 billion that the opposition was making up. My point was that even those made up numbers for nuclear were still more expensive than installing solar and batteries.
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Yeah this is why a lot of people were thinking that the Australian opposition asking for spending $40-50 billions for nuclear that would come online in 20-30 years and to keep using coal and gas till then were being stupid.
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Why cars though I think people are still stuck with the cars mindset. But with electric we can get smaller ebikes/pods for individuals instead of cars
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
if that was true tokens would be free
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Well this was a disease that suddenly 100s of millions of people had in a very short period of time. Ie the cases for it are in very large number compared from the past where similar number of cases and even patients to study on would not b
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AI Investors Buying Accounting Companies and Force Them to Use OpenAI [video](youtube.com)
5 points by xbmcuser 3mo ago|1 comments
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
In my opinion they all are looking at AI as a software business where in reality it is more like a low margin hardware/commodity business.
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Mi 8 has a very good camera and battery life I am guessing it could be used as live streaming phone in china so still useful despite being an older device
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Another day, another illegal billion-dollar bribe to raise your electricity pric(electrek.co)
4 points by xbmcuser 3mo ago|1 comments
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by xbmcuser 3mo ago
Why are you using all of US then compare the internet of most US cities and to most cities in Europe and Asia. US has a problem of false advertisement it is portrayed as the free market but reality it is filled with monopolies/duopolie

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