Just because it’s not forbidden to post US politics somewhere does not mean you have to flood the place with it.
Unless they use salt water they draw from the same supply of groundwater or surface water as drinking water.
Drinking water is usually surface water or groundwater pumped from a lake/river or a drilled hole in the ground passed through a filter, an UV light to kill bacteria, and possibly some chemicals added to get the correct pH.
The limiting factor for how much drinking water you can make is how much you can pump out of the ground/lake before it dries up.
Well one of us is going to get to tell the other “I told you so”.
I’m not sure I understand. Inconsistent input to a rigid program gives inconsistent output. Consistent input to an LLM gives inconsistent result.
I’m a programmer. Can you tell me the specification of what you want the rigid classical software to do?
Sit around and wait. I’m immortal.
What did the index xyz close at previous day? Check what index xyz closed at previous day.
You mean about the future? Good luck.
Do you belive current iteration of AI has the potential to become superhuman? I think it’s like trying to get to the moon by building a better ladder.
Northern Europe:
There is an issue with effort vs cost in the store. The easy stuff is usually really cheap in the store (eg potato). The expensive stuff (eg paprika) usually requires a greenhouse to survive. I’ve tried growing it indoors in the window but they don’t thrive there.
One exception I can think of is strawberries. Reasonably easy, space per plant is low, somewhat expensive in the store.
If you have a tiny yard you can try red/blackcurrants and raspberries.
The tyres seem to be holding air too
Put it on the factory roof and you don’t have to worry about someone driving into them. Could be safer to maintain and inspect to depening on roof design.
Depends on where you live and how high it is. Here 2m or higher the worker has to use equipment to prevent falling injuries.
At lower heights you can use a regular front loader, maybe on the farmers tractor.
The reason this is not done is not because no one thought about it before.
How much does it cost to transport x kWh of electricity from outside of town into town?
How much does it cost to build an elevated platform, lift the panel up there, rent a lift once in a while to enable routine maintenence?
The reasons you don’t see this done is not because noone thought about it, it’s because it does not make economical sense (yet).
They only generate value when there are enough cars parked that need charging. How do you make sure that utilization is high?
Solar panels are expensive buy and install. They are good when they are used to their full potential. But installing them anywhere just cause it’s a flat surface is not a good idea.
Those cost money. Installation cost go up and maintenance cost every year goes up because you need that equipment.
If you have any sense you put them where they are cheap to put first. Not where there is any free space.
For electricity purposes the field outside of town is close.
You need a lift to maintain them and a crane to install them. What happens when someone drives into them? Do you have space for the infrastructure to hook them up to the grid?
Next time consider an orderly queue and a “please deposit DNA sample here” sign. Just in case the birth control acts up.
Hey, if you’re lucky maybe they will name whatever you have after you.
Occasionally you have to throw food that is spoiled. Not buying it in the first place is better. I’m very good at this, my gf is not. She eats half a corn cob, puts the rest in the fridge and two weeks later i have to throw it out after I find it grazing on the lettuce.
Most meat you can buy in bulk and split into smaller packages freeze If you have the freezer space. Vegetables are usually not cheaper in bulk here outside the occasional buy two for $X deal and they don’t survive the freezer as a rule.
You can tinker with what you eat. But it’s harder to do.
If you can stop eating candy and soft drinks that is probably the first I’d suggest. Zero nutritional value outside the sugar and a non zero cost.
Check what is most protein per $ in your area. Used to be ground beef here, but now it’s frozen chicken filet and the leaner cuts of pork.
Has any of the trends so far required a lot of effort to do?