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Robot uses mushrooms as living sensor would have intrigued me
Robot uses mushrooms as living sensor would have intrigued me
I’d rather see them doing something they enjoy for a fair wage while being treated like a human being. Universal Basic Income had already been mentioned in this thread, why is begging on the streets the only other option?
Are people getting wealthy from working as waiters?
Human creativity for the win!
Elon wants to make more money. One of the ways he can envision making more money is selling brain implants and the procedure to install them
I’ve seen flamethrower drones
Maybe buy the space and have them put up a photo of what’s behind it?
My cheap projector doesn’t have 4k, but it also doesn’t have ads
With that level of ads, they should get paid to watch it.
I’m excited that this is already happening, and I expect this will be a common practice with used car packs. A pack can be worn enough to be impractical in a vehicle, and still function well as stationary storage.
Pushing to make the data centers more efficient seems like a missed opportunity to demand that they use renewables only, or else cut them off the grid so they’re forced to generate their own energy while also making it very very expensive to pollute.
Essentially, it seems like legislation could force data centers into a spot where they have to divert some of their profits into building up more renewable energy - for themselves and for the grid
Well, I’d rather see blankness than another ad.
Good human
Ok, so it’s “capable of drawing” enough power for 20,000 homes in the area. How much does it actually use day to day? Does it dim at night and brighten in the daytime to keep those ads rolling in the sunshine?
If only the creators of the ball had enough profit coming in to put up more solar panels and build up a battery bank for the night so they wouldn’t take anything from the grid…
Maybe, I mean just maybe, they can run this thing only as long as the solar generated power lasts, and then turn it off 30% of the time.
Your local library would appreciate it if you go ahead and check out some movies now and then. It helps them prove that they are worth funding.
Yes, absolutely. For a regular daily commute to a job that allows you to afford 2 vehicles, having one of the two with a shorter range with more charge cycles makes a lot of sense.
They figured out that this kind of feed makes the most money from the most users. They don’t care if you like it, they care what the majority of users will stick around for. The longer total scrolling time they can get from their user base, the more ads they can cram in there. Ads make money.
Algorithm leads to more scroll time per person leads to more ads per user leads to more income
So, because money