I never understood Mozilla's foray into AI.
There's just nothing about Mozilla that suggests to me they are experts on the subject matter and have much to contribute in the area. I could be wrong, but Mozilla is so tightly associated to the web that it just was a hard sell to me that their AI efforts were going to go anywhere from the start.
It's a lot cheaper to make biofuel from algae grown in open raceway ponds as proven at Sandia NREL in the 1980s
No, it's not. The acquaculture yields and its complexity are just not worth it. It's far easier to use regular agriculture.
Battery range drops by half in the winter.
Around 25% for cars with heatpumps. A bit less if you can pre-heat the battery on the shore power. This is assuming you don't live behind the polar circle with -50C being the normal temperature.
So it's a spork. Isn't this exactly what he is arguing against but for the name?
That sweeeeet 30% cut from the AppStore (sure, sure, alternative payment systems are allowed for now, but this can change).
There are still interesting stories to tell. Suicide Squad and Peacemaker were both pretty good
Eh. Still pretty stereotypical, even with a freaking secret Nazi base.
What exactly is "everything that crypto stands for"?
It's still a method to pay for illegal porn and drugs?
This will ultimately be the downfall of Wikipedia as many of the top admins are retiring because they didn't recruit fresh talent.
Encyclopedias can just get complete. There are only so many topics that truly belong there, and there's only so much polish to do. So eventually you end up with people editing mostly articles about the recent/current events, and these are often controversial.
Receiving a million dollars tax free will make you feel better than being flat broke and having a stomach ache. -- Dolph Sharp, "I'm O.K., You're Not So Hot"