Nuclear actually around 0.6, because 1/3 is always off for repair and control.
MonkderVierte
joined 7 months ago
So they have a coffee brewer on their back but you cannot pet? Please make sense.
It is widely believed that artificial intelligence could change the world, from solving climate change to curing cancer.
Not by tech people but funnily enough by Silicon Valley tech bros (which are hipsters).
Take the plunge into the Void.
Samsung doesn't care, they produce somewhere else by then. Globalism in a nutshell.
You see, we have an attention budget, we need to process what we see. Visually complex UIs need to be parsed
One of the reasons i like interfaces with clear lines. But that doesn't fit icons, all-same-isch looking rectangles are not easier to parse than "objects". The mind is optimized for 3D, not for abstract icons.
Xitter.
That's generally; if you have an account, you are easier to track for them.
And? For the average country, the difficult thing about nuclear weapons is not how to build one (pipe with two halves and a bit explosives is enough for a few kt) but to get enough Plutonium. You know, the whole thing with Israel running secret facilities with ceramic centrifuges for years. What US and China are wasting a few MW computer center each year on, is getting a bit more out of it than the competition, especially fusion weapons. Seen rationally, it's a childish "i have the bigger ~~dick~~ boom".
It makes perfectly sense if your choice is crap or another crap.
My observations are from France, germany, switzerland though. Maybe we are a bit more careful and by-the-protocol here, who knows.
On the other hand, rarely has one more than 3 blocks here, and a colourful mix of generations. You might be right.