More lies from a pathological liar. I'm amazed anyone listens to a word he says anymore, except to know when to buy or sell certain stocks.

Nonsense. That's just the naturalistic fallacy. There's little to no good-quality evidence that "UPF" additives are unhealthy. The distinction is meaningless.

You're right, it's fundamentally misleading and implies that you should only eat "raw" or "natural" foods. It just confuses the issue with needless distinctions. Is it not possible to make an ultra-processed food healthy?

Frankly I'd prefer to buy my ultra-processed foods with less sodium or less fat, but those options are not even available. The only option is to make it myself which--let's be honest--isn't going to happen. What's being described is a food industry trend, not an inherent problem in food manufacture.

You're correct. Who wants a 2TB HDD to be faster and cheaper when you can buy an SSD that's 100x faster? The technology is for bulk storage and that's what they've been investing in. You couldn't get a 22TB HDD in 2010 for a reasonable price. You can now. HDDs are never going to make a comeback for primary storage, but for bulk storage they're king.

Sports. Sports! Sports!!!

This all seems like yet another distraction from real issues, right alongside microplastics and that turtle with a plastic straw in its nose.

Is it called Aluminium or Aluminum? It's already controversial.

A moose once bit my sister... oh wait we're already past that part

It's more accurate to say that the entire concept of libraries and frameworks is now obsolete. Why bother building and maintaining libraries of tested code when you can just generate it from scratch every time? The only reason we used libraries was to keep things maintainable and reusable. If you can just get an LLM to generate bespoke code on demand, and have it do exactly what you want and nothing else, then every piece of software can be a snowflake... unique and fragile, but infinitely replaceable. It's a paradigm shift, that's for sure.

How long until they move their headquarters to India?

The main advantage of 4K is so you can sit closer to a larger TV and have a more cinematic experience without seeing the pixels. This means you can sit 6 or 7 feet from a 75" TV and it looks good. It's likely a better experience than most theaters.

So I guess an 8K TV would let you sit even closer to an even bigger tv. Maybe 2 feet from a 100" TV?

Anyone else see the problem with this logic?

Just look at a reference like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

R-12 (aka Freon) was phased out due to its ozone depletion potential, but it also had terrible global warming potential. The main issue is that it would persist in the upper atmosphere for hundreds of years.

R-134a is its replacement which has zero ozone depletion potential, but still a significant global warming potential.

Finding replacement for this, you see a lot of manufacturers accepting the risk of using a flammable gas and going with something like R-600a, which is literally just propane... not fluroinated, vastly inferior in terms of compressibility and its ability to carry away heat, but it works.

The real issue is industrial applications. I feel like that's largely glossed over and emissions are largely from industry, whereas consumer-level systems are just a small portion.

Of course it would help. Just look at a refrigerant chart for global warming potential. A lot of the older ones have already been phased out to reduce ozone depletion potential, but their replacements were almost as bad in terms of global warming potential, which we weren't as worried about at the time.

For example, R-12's high ozone depletion potential also had an extremely high global warming potential, but its replacements like R22 and later R134a are still relatively high for global warming potential. These are being replaced with R600a (isobutane, which is flammable) and R1234yf, which is a blend of gases that have very different maintenance requirements due to partial pressures (one gas can leak out over time but leave the others, making the mixture less efficient and then you'd have to purge and replace the entire charge, not just top it up). It's a complex issue.

As we know more about these gases, hopefully we can resolve this... Obviously the sooner, the better.

Is is that hard to just use a normal goddamn light switch?

The meaning of "molt" is to shed hair, feathers, shell, horns, or an outer layer periodically.

Presumably this is a collection of the discarded husks and other detritus from our AI overlords as they grow and become more powerful.

It is your duty to consume and revel in it.