Comment Trade Wars 2002 (Score 1) 25
Man I loved Trade Wars 2002. I played the heck out of that, with {COMMO} macros and a series of BBSes I'd call into every day to manage my empires. It now amuses me that it was set 24 years ago.
Man I loved Trade Wars 2002. I played the heck out of that, with {COMMO} macros and a series of BBSes I'd call into every day to manage my empires. It now amuses me that it was set 24 years ago.
They are of the order of 60% thermally efficient,
Simply nope. Theoretical limit is 42%
You are mixing up "combined cycle gas plants" which use a combination of gas turbines together with a steam generating boiler
However 30% efficiency, is not considered particularly inefficient.
The inferencing is happening on the satellite.
Only question and result is bound by latency.
No idea where you get your numbers from.
Rice harvest in Thailand is not even 50% of what it used to be 10 years ago.
We have constant switching between super droughts and super flooding.
Perhaps somewhere they started to grow some, and it evens out a bit. Who knows? In North East Thailand - Isaan, the current rice situation is a CATASTROPHE!
Either this year this area has a drought or a floor, or the other area next year.
A day to day device with account access could facilitate that.
It can not do anything without you.
So: nope.
Most browsers actually have an API for AI, or have a "sibling" supporting AI.
No screen capturing or fake mouse clicks needed.
There are worth
I worked for one Deutsche Bank had acquired.
And they dropped the bar even lower.
I do not know what your phone app does.
But mine is for transferring money from my account to any other account.
For that I do not use a card, but my account. How else should that work?
On top of that, I top up my phone.
Do QR code payments
making the bank's own app unnecessary, and one less point of attack.
That is silly. The point of attack is not the app, but the backend of the bank.
I'm sure I'll get torn apart for this, but there are many cases where the AI mode does a significantly better job of searching, and is much more capable. Recent example:
Every week my son's school sends an email with a list of colleges visiting along with dates and times. My son wants to find schools with a degree in XYZ, which is a bit specialized. I type "Which of these schools have a degree in XYZ?" then hit paste. The AI parses the email (which is formatted for a human and includes irrelevant information about the visit), then produces a bulleted list, with links to the page for that specific degree. That would have taken me 10+ searches. And since each school calls the degree something slightly different, it would take even more.
Then I have lost with my 20thb/50cent pen
Actually, I saw some funny alternatives, people use something like a finger-hat (you know the thing for stitching heavy fabric) - not sure what material it is.
would be pretty annoying
Worst case I can build most stuff from F-Droid, as F-Droid only distributes stuff , that has public available sources. Hm, funny spelling mistake afailable.
No. Yield per acre is up a MASSIVE 20 and 28 percent respectively for corn and wheat over the last two decades.
And rice in Thailand for example is collapsing due to climate change.
Distribution is easier, as the population is more concentrated in urban areas, too. Which also has meanwhile upgraded infrastructure like cooling.
Germany did not start burning coal for electricity
Perhaps you could look at some statistics?
Or not
Not important, we are used to idiots who have no clue about Germanies energy production
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Hmkay!
Well,
you did not get the joke.
Anyway: Vi/m and EMACS are: Text Editors.
One way to make your old car run better is to look up the price of a new model.