Comment Re:Normal (Score 1) 89
Apparently in the UK it's 51.8% due to a certain vote, some people say.:-)
Apparently in the UK it's 51.8% due to a certain vote, some people say.:-)
50% of us have an IQ of under 100.
Put greenhouses all around and use the excess heat and warm water.
Or:
Viticulture -- wine grapes are extremely sensitive to microclimate.
A few degrees warmer could allow varieties that wouldn't normally thrive in that region.
This is actually already happening naturally in places like England and Belgium due to climate change generally.
Other heat-loving crops, lavender, certain stone fruits, Mediterranean herbs, even olives in marginal climates.
Extended growing seasons, even for normal crops, warmer nights mean longer frost-free periods.
The irony would be delicious -- AI data centers accidentally creating French-style wine regions in Northern Europe.
There's probably a business case somewhere for a vineyard deliberately sited next to a large data center, using the waste heat both for the microclimate and potentially for heating greenhouses directly.
...are not independent in the EU, they sell ONLY VW vehicles, so one could say they are like employees.
How much power do you generate now?
I was hoping for an AI Carl Barks (http://t.ly/BKTrV) creating new Donald Duck stories.
The kids will just borrow dad's credit card at night, like they borrowed their adult video store cards to rent porn in the days.
...all the previous simulations they did were fake and they now admit it?
Animal Intelligence?
She is showing it the ropes.
...I would have used an anti-truck.
Perhaps he meant the King of the NRA?
Just a website where you enter your password and it opens a simulation of your real phone, with all the apps, no app, because it would be a dead giveaway.
The phone itself is just a decoy you use to order pizza.
They are ALL heavily subsidized.
That's what you do when you want change.
TomTom?
FORTRAN is a good example of a language which is easier to parse using ad hoc techniques. -- D. Gries [What's good about it? Ed.]