Comment Re: Wow, that's a big one! Almost looks like a... (Score 1) 91
We're not talking about you, your left hand and the voices in your head here, pal.
Comment Re: Wow, that's a big one! Almost looks like a... (Score 3, Informative) 91
The smart people took the shots. The pure blooded got sick or dead.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.go...
Just facts.
Comment Re: Good (Score 0) 91
I've heard of a fat Nazi who got rich on California's subsidies, but decided he should not pay taxes, so he chose a disease-ridden shit hole to escape to.
Who else is running and where to?
Comment Re:Prove US wrong (Score 2) 273
Spots and flares, man, but I need no vaccine poisons, the blue blood of blonde Jesus is my vaccine.
Comment Re: Prove US wrong (Score 1) 273
During spring break, experts like infectious disease specialist Brian Conway worry that unvaccinated Canadians travelling to areas with high measles rates, particularly in the southern United States, could spark a further spread in Canada in the coming weeks.
Some of it, yeah.
Comment Re:Prove US wrong (Score 3, Insightful) 273
Well, we know which territory is having a completely preventable measles outbreak on account of it embracing anti-vaxxing, so there's no need to guess.
Comment Re:Trump (Score 2) 17
Lies, as usual.
You know how you know he's lying, his pie hole is yapping or his little fingers are typing.
Comment Re: Go for it. (Score 1) 100
Spasiba for your bullshit, tavarisch, we were missing the putin propaganda department. 15 rubbles sent to your account.
Comment Re:Obvious why, if you read the slop (Score 1) 35
Not "construction", auto-carrot, "consideration to". Or something similar.
Especially true for the younger researchers, who are very much stuck on "AI", but not limited to them.
Comment Re:Go for it. (Score 1) 100
Amen, sister.
Comment Obvious why, if you read the slop (Score 5, Interesting) 35
Basically, people sift through data trying to find "relationships" without giving too much construction on the actual knowledge behind these.
So, a lot of "discoveries" of correlations, not a lot of effort to explain the causative links.
At least in the fields I try to follow.
Sad, really, but enhanced by the publish-or-perish crap.
Comment Re:Have seen this in person (Score 1) 51
Yeah, forget it, it was a poor attempt at a joke.
Submission + - Cheap green tech allows faster path to electrification for the developing world (japantimes.co.jp)
Mr. Dollar Ton writes: According to a new report from a think tank, "Ember", the availability of cheap green tech can have developing countries profit from earlier investment and skip steps in the transition from fossil to alternatives.
India is put forward as an example. While china’s rapid electrification has been hailed as a miracle, by some measures, India is moving ahead faster than China did when it was at similar levels of economic development. It’s an indication that clean electricity could be the most direct way to boost growth for other developing economies.
That’s mainly because India has access to solar panels and electric cars at a much lower price than China did about a decade ago. Chinese investments lowered the costs of what experts call "modular technologies” — the production of each solar panel, battery cell and electric car enables engineers to learn how to make it more efficiently.
India's per-capita consumption of oil for road transport is 60% lower than when China hit that milestone. As a result India’s peak road-oil consumption per person will likely never reach Chinese levels.
India is put forward as an example. While china’s rapid electrification has been hailed as a miracle, by some measures, India is moving ahead faster than China did when it was at similar levels of economic development. It’s an indication that clean electricity could be the most direct way to boost growth for other developing economies.
That’s mainly because India has access to solar panels and electric cars at a much lower price than China did about a decade ago. Chinese investments lowered the costs of what experts call "modular technologies” — the production of each solar panel, battery cell and electric car enables engineers to learn how to make it more efficiently.
India's per-capita consumption of oil for road transport is 60% lower than when China hit that milestone. As a result India’s peak road-oil consumption per person will likely never reach Chinese levels.
Comment Re: Extending US Lead in What? (Score 1) 13
Lol, this is the stupides thing I read since the start of the year, excluding Leavitt and her boss.
Comment Re: Question (Score 1) 18
Like Slopman said themself, $100b in revenue (or profit, I forgot) from "AI" is "GAI".
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