oeuf
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- Comment on These 10 Countries Are Scaling Up Renewable Energy the Fastest 6 days ago:
Awesome, I’m so glad to see this being done 💪
In the last few years Russia and the US have shown the world how non-violence and renewable energy are interlinked.
It’s great to see Hungary in particular turning away from fascism, and embracing renewables.
- Comment on 'Every country can be at least 80% renewable' - Ramón Galain, the man who decarbonized Uruguay. 3 weeks ago:
Legend.
And I’m sure the remaining 20% can simply be eliminated by getting rid of excess and wasteful discretionary consumption.
- Comment on As US Offshore Wind Disappears, a Generation of Workers Is Left Behind 5 weeks ago:
No need for that tone, old bean.
- Comment on Cuba Is Low on Oil. Now, It’s Counting on Solar, With China’s Help. 5 weeks ago:
Transitioning to renewables has so many benefits, including autonomy like in this case.
The one I’ve been thinking about the most recently though is moral. The amount of suffering and violence that fossil fuels have caused is an abomination. I feel like I’ve spent my whole adult life seeing men in the middle east saying they don’t know how to go on living after their children were killed in wars over oil. Now that I’ve become a father it hits me extra deep that there is nothing that could justify that kind of pain.
I can’t have anything more to do with it. I’m going full renewables for my home and transport, and I have the Chinese to thank for the equipment being available and affordable because my own country in effect considers it too ‘woke’ to provide it themselves.
- Comment on Modern earth is candy land compared to the planet we had 500+ years ago m’dude 5 weeks ago:
Well this comment thread is a barrel of laughs…
- Comment on What type of computer setup would one need to run ai locally? 6 months ago:
I’m running a couple of smaller chat models on my mid-range new-ish laptop and they’re fairly quick. Try out Jan with something like their jan-nano model on whatever you’ve already got and get a feel for what you can do.