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I guess a hypermodern solution would be to produce the parts of the C code with CI/CD from the SymPy Code.

High density high quality housing with good public transport links would be the way to go.

https://youtu.be/XfonhlM6I7w?si=o1GYb-06XtSzlXqZ

Dry cooling tower exists but they are more expensive. Natural cooling with the evaporation eventually runs into the problem due to built-up of salts which forces you to replace non-evaporated cooling water with fresh river water and lets you dump the heated water into the river (which is limiting factor due to environmental concerns). The less water is flowing and the higher the temperature of the river are the sooner this point is reached

There is still plenty of water, the problem is that you have to limit heating the river. With a cooling tower can cool with or without evaporating water depending on the design but always without heating the river. But it is cheaper to directly dump the heat into the water.

Why not use this energy for mining? What is the terminal velocity anyhow?

Well maybe it makes sense for US costumer to send their traffic down from Starlink in Canada and then via fiber to the USA? I do not really see the problem if the traffic is encrypted and forwarded.

Of course Emacs has a mode for it:

https://github.com/redguardtoo/vc-msg

City does a reasonable jobs getting rid of ice and snow. My guess the increase is not higher as with other modes of transportation.

Yes, cost for infrastructure like sewer, water, electricity is much more expensive for low density city parts compared to dense ones. But this is not reflected on the billing. Apart from the needed streets there is a lot other cost like health care which comes with car centered living.

ups I meant TSMC

ups I meant TSMC

Weather should work for most places in the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URMQ0d286hY

Well, basically it all comes down to density and infrastructure if people will use other means of transportation. Bicycle accounts for 1/3 of all trips city wide.

Forcing people to active by either (partly) walking or cycling has great benefits for the public.

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These suburbia homes are still pretty bad deal for the public. Lots of infrastructure cost come with them like car infrastructure etc.

I use my cargo bicycle everyday because I never bothered to buy a car after Uni and cars where I live would be a major pain because of traffic and parking near my flat. I do have car sharing though. I would not consider me a bike enthusiast, but I like to get my metabolism going in the morning compared to car travel. Weather is no problem, you just need to dress accordingly. Many people in my city do cycle everyday. I play basketball twice a week and 80% of the players arrive by bicycle.

I use my cargo bicycle every day for everything even if I would not need it. The cargo use case is for carrying children around (e.g. kindergarden) or shopping. I do not have a car, but I have another bicycle but I use that on very few occasions like train travel.

Does not work like that, EU has big stake in the EUV-tech. I see no problem in forcing ASML to build a fab in Europe.

The pareto effect!?

"All metrics of scientific evaluation are bound to be abused. Goodhart's law [...] states that when a feature of the economy is picked as an indicator of the economy, then it inexorably ceases to function as that indicator because people start to game it."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law

Well if you need it touch it again, you hope for an even better AI.

They should throw the obfuscated code into chatgpt4 and see if anything meaningful comes up now.

Well well as long as you do not understand warp technology and do not have warp technology no one will explain it to you - prime directive

People laugh at this till they learn that such things exist as hardware manifestation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22428321

It spread through multiple countries till it was contained at one outbreak with thousands of dead.

Well one problem is the viscous cycle. Because heating less people will open the window less which means it gets more humid and mold starts growing. People should install hygrometer and keep it in the save level. Then low room temperature should be fine.

Trolley problem never has my solution as an option, which tries to pull the lever in-between the axes to try to derail it.

R32 in Aircons and R290 (propane) in monoblocks is on the rise in EU-Heatpumps.