I specifically said states, not population / popular vote. Funny that you’d try to dismiss me as a Russian Troll for pointing out that Americans voted for a child molester.

Isn’t Data’s whole identity based around making himself more palatable?

That’s a rhetorical game so he can disparage MLK’s ideas and then say, “I didn’t say I hate MLK.”

I don’t understand the downvotes. Trump was elected by a majority of states. They wanted a child molester for President.

Ada answered the question, but consider your question.

You said “leaving a spaceship with no suit”. If your idea is that something left in space becomes dangerously radioactive then any space station or space ship would itself become dangerously radioactive.

So the answer is, no, things in space don’t become dangerously radioactive. Also things in contact with radioactive substances don’t themselves become radioactive except under extremely specific circumstances. Your house didn’t become dangerously radioactive because of the radioactive americium-241 in the smoke detectors.

zero pollution

Lead acid and lithium iron phosphate are also equivalently “zero pollution”. I would expect on a life cycle basis that Lead and Lithium batteries are less polluting because they are rechargeable rather than single use. Reprocessing the aluminum hydroxide is energy intensive.

extremely long shelf life (20+ years)

It only has a long shelf life if the electrolyte is kept separate. All batteries have a virtual infinite shelf life if their electrolyte is kept separate.

I was very excited when my name, Johnson, Navin R appeared in the phone book. “Things are going to start happening to me now.”

Insurance is a company that takes small amounts of money monthly in the event of a large expense that you are unable to pay for. Then they don’t give you all the money to cover the expense. -At least not without a fight. They take ~7% of your money for this service.

It would need to be significantly cheaper than lead acid to offset all those disadvantages. With lead acid, it’s ready to go immediately in an emergency, you get 500 recharges, and lasts for 5 years.

But lithium iron phosphate is the real leader. Cheap, lightweight, 10-20 year lifespan, thousands of recharges.

Both lead acid and lithium iron are completely recyclable. Lead acid batteries have an established recovery and recycling system at 99% compared to 50% for aluminum recycling.

Tldr: LLM use: No.

That means Facebook already knows what you look like. Otherwise they couldn’t have known you submitted the wrong photo.

Do you want to be the one holding the bag in 20 years?

His last commit was two days ago: https://github.com/torvalds/linux

He doesn’t spend his time writing large modules of Linux but he does tweak code and review it for commits. He has said that he doesn’t want any anti AI language in the docs. He said it’s a tool and if it was “prohibited” people would lie about it anyway. The important part is that he personally reviews it. He can’t know who actually wrote it.

great potential for emergency power and off-grid applications

Given it is a single use battery that is thrown away for the aluminum to be recycled, I don’t feel it’s particularly interesting. It also needs the electrolyte to be stored separately and filled into the battery right before use. Because otherwise the battery will self discharge in a month.

It could make sense for a car where its light weight and power density is a significant advantage. Consumers already pump gas so swapping the battery every week at a station would be quicker than recharging an EV. The only issue would be a car sitting in a garage would be dead after a month- and you couldn’t recharge at home.

I’ve had a great experience with my used Lenovo Xeon 2224G servers. The built in GPU can do transcoding. I gave one running Plex. It’s able to stream 4k h265 to a Roku while only using 15 watts.

Isaiah 45:7 : I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things,"

God made the evil.

I did some googling and aluminum air seems to have the huge problem of being non rechargeable and leaving a hard to process by-product of aluminum hydroxide.

I’ve wanted to make/buy a Nickel Iron (Edison battery) for years. They are practically infinitely rechargeable. The only downside is size and weight. They don’t get any investments because it’s only good for home power and infinite lifespan is bad for business.

How does that logic follow at all? I’m complaining about Trump’s violent Gestapo and you claim that I’ll soon support it more?

When he talks about ticktock he talks about Lemmy. He is against media delivered as a feed that you scroll.

The scrolling I do today on Lemmy is not significantly different from the scrolling I did 40 years ago on newsgroups. The only difference is the inline images.

Linus has already said he was impressed with AI finding a bug in Linux that no one else had found. So Linux already has AI assistance. Yes it has been human reviewed. You don’t know what the OP did with his AI assistance.

You said you want it to “disappear and be forbidden.”