Right now all the container-bootc stuff is mostly centered in the redhat/fedora ecosystem. But I think people are working on generalizing things. Take a look at blue-build.org, I recall they were working on supporting other distros
I hear you, but solar doesn't block the field. Can still use for grazing, for crops, or as nature. It just reduces sunlight, which is a good thing for crops/grass in dry areas especially.
People like this surely already have issues, but AI seems to make it much worse. Also, I think this affects many of us in a similar but milder way. I would lie if I said chatgpt has never made me feel like a genius.
Naw. "observing" doesn't mean, a human looks at the data. It means, we force the particle to be in one place on a quantum level. the word "observation" is overloaded in some sense
Naw. I was once enrolled in an Energy/Climate-focussed Masters degree, and scientific consensus for the goal generally seemed to range from "mostly renewables + a tiny bit of nuclear" to "all renewables". Nuclear feels like this amazing hack but it's expensive, and the storage problem, while sometimes overstated, is also often understated or falsely misrepresented as solved.
how so?