SebaDC, sebadc@discuss.tchncs.de

Europeans need to understand that their standards in terms of safety, environment, justice, equality, etc are only applicable, as long as Europe is relevant economically.

It's a hard reality. But still a reality.

If only there were other countries besides the USA 🤣

Take control and install a dictatorship. Of a very close form of totalitarian regime. With elections only for rich white males, electing a rich white Christian male.

Reinstate slavery (prisoners working for free) to support the industry.

Regain control over Latam. Split the world with Russia (Europe), China (Asia). Keep the middle east and Africa unstable.

Stop free trade/exchange, etc. Put firewalls on the Internet to control who can access what.

I wonder where this is going... /s

I know that one from my DnD books. Is a mix of necromancy and divination. Right?

Talk about wasting taxpayer money... What a joke.

And click through rate is dropping.

Roads are used for a lot more traffic than rails.

So if you break it down by traveler, it's much cheaper and more flexible.

Insurance and taxes declarations are going to be fun! Either you'll have to pay for the actual power of the engine (that you don't actually use), or you'll need to modify the documents after unlocking the feature.

What happens when you sell the car? Does it go back to factory features?

Interesting that assassination is not on the list.

The Paris agreement focuses on inland emissions and fails to consider the emissions related to imported products. Do you understand this concept?

It means that a country with only services, that imports all the (physical) products they consume will de facto be doing great, while the country manufacturing the goods will go poorly.

Guess who organized and decided in Paris? The occident, who was relocating their production to Asia. Pretty convenient 🤣

Additionally, comparing absolute values is meaningless, because a country like Liechtenstein cannot be compared with China.

Finally, the projections are calculated linearly, although the rate of installations of PV and wind turbines in China is growing exponentially. So these projections benefit the West (which actually mostly sees a linear YoY growth).

If my tonality hurt your feelings, that's not really my problem. Is it?

Considering that this website does not consider the footprint of imports and travel (e.g. incoming tourists), you must be joking, right?

A country like France (mostly nuclear with low footprint) has a big chunk of is Gdp coming from tourism and produces close to nothing anymore. They import everything.

So of course, their score would be high. But if you look at the full picture, it's just horrible.

Anyway. I work in the renewable and meet 10 blind/arrogant/ignorant people with the same arguments every week ✌️

That's true.

And it doesn't contradict what I wrote. Here is something with the full picture:

https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-why-china-is-still-building-new-coal-and-when-it-might-stop/

So... More plants, but less coal consumption. Meanwhile, they install PV and wind turbines like there's no tomorrow.

"Slaves... Slaves everywhere..."

In order to better understand the user, their prompts, etc and to be able to fully modify websites, these AIs need access to the DOM.

This is made much more easier if you integrate your AI to a browser.

So, in theory, the AI could understand what your are currently researching, profile your interest, and provide you answers before you even made a prompt.

I'm talking about Elmo Muskovici.

Ask Grok.

This is called misadaptation and our electricity needs will increase so much, that even the renewables won't be enough (electric cars, tractors, Datacenter, etc).

We should conceive cities with more trees, shadows, possibility to let the water flow through, etc.

Air conditioning should be reserved for places such as hospitals.

When everybody has ac and a nuclear plant needs to be shut down because of jelly fish, it'll be fun!

Ah ! Yes! The solution to our problem! Looking away and increasing the temperatures even more. /s