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The Limits to Growth predicted (in 1972) a collapse of industrialization caused by exponential growth well before 2100. Since then we've only accelerated our rate of growth. I think we have far less than 75 years left before things go very badly.

No, that makes no sense.

There's the Fiat 500e

You've either fallen victim to or are knowingly spreading CCCP propaganda.

Same in Firefox on a Pixel 9 Pro.

Robo advisors are intricately familiar with tax law? That's new to me.

Maybe? But at least air coming in the HRV is filtered, unlike all the air that leaks into traditionally built homes.

Wow, I am impressed. You managed to not say a single true statement in your entire comment! Well done!

This reads 100% like some ChatGPT output.

Surely you should be able to provide a source for the claim that Trump threatened Putin over Ukraine.

Ah yes, leftists shoehorning gender into checks notes elliptic curve math discussion.

With Bitcoin, you could create that third party in a trust minimized way, something impossible to do with the banking system.

For instance, if the third party refuses to authorize a legitimate transaction, you have a third key you keep offline somewhere that can be used to force a transaction through.

Gold bars that you can create a backup of in case of loss of protect at a molecular level with cryptography.

It doesn't sound like you understand what Private Equity means. Allow me to assist you in your quest for enlightenment.

>Private equity describes investment partnerships that buy and manage companies before selling them.

What is the "right" way to access your media library from anywhere and share it with anyone?

For an actual emergency beacon you don't need a subscription. ResQLink starts at $350 and the battery lasts 5 years before it needs to be replaced. No monthly fees.

How on earth did the government owe you a $5,000 tax return as a poor student?

I think the biggest upgrade that can never happen on Reddit (because of the entrenched moderator community) is the ability to democratically oust a rogue moderator. Reddit is really more of a dictatorship than a democracy, the most senior moderator can do pretty much whatever they want within the bounds of the site guidelines.

What you're referring to is a political and economic problem, not a medical or technical problem.

>even though an ounce of gold weighs more than an ounce of feathers

Can you expand on this?

>Miners will one day decide to hardfork bitcoin to increases the mining rewards, hence increasing the supply.

This line of thinking is a fundamental misunderstanding of who holds the power to change the rules of a system like Bitcoin. It's not the miners, they just enforce the rules. Economic actors are the ones who agree on which rules miners enforce.

That hard fork the miners created? It's worthless, just like every other time miners have tried to change the rules.

The answer is that Tesla is creating a general solution, whereas Waymo and Cruise and targeting specific geographical areas which they can map precisely.

You have to continue executing the 51% attack forever, or else when you stop, the network goes back to normal. And about the worst thing you can do during such an attack is prevent transactions from confirming. You can't unilaterally rewrite the ledger, you can't steal money from people. So saying you "own the network" while executing such an attack is... pretty dumb.

That's $13 billion for the hardware, and $1 million per day in electricity assuming a cost of $0.01/kWh

>feeling pretty strongly that almost everything crypto is going to zero.

People have been saying the same thing for over 10 years. So far that hasn't been a good bet.

There's a less expensive solution with a more stable monitor mount. I have one on order that should be shipping soon.

https://levus.co/

I've also been thinking about relocating due to climate (and projected future climate). I came across this website which shows condenses daily and annual temperatures into a sort of sparkline graph.

https://weatherspark.com/

What do you mean? Kilowatts isn't a measure of energy. Kilowatts pet year makes no sense. Asia is a continent with many different climates.

If you build your house better, you won't need very much energy at all to heat or cool it. The passive house standard used in Sweden calls for a maximum of 20 kWh/(m²yr), which translates to ~3,700 kWh per year for a 2,000 ft² home.

Just to be clear, are you under the impression that leveling residential areas is how you win a war?