Diplomjodler3

This is the correct answer. Most of this stuff is half baked at best.

I'd encourage everyone to read the article. It paints a far more nuanced picture than the headline suggests.

That is a very astute observation! Let me give you a list of easy to prepare recipes that also taste grey...

30 minutes to get back.

It's like if you toss all ingredients into a big pot and cook them until they're indistinguishable. That's why people call it AI slop. It basically works on the same principle.

This would work in winter and there are already heat pumps that use river water. Those are utility scale installations, though, so they don't just pop up overnight. And they'll be pretty useless in summer, when the air is hotter than the water.

Yes. Otherwise there would be an explosive buildup of toxic gases within minutes.

Any info about energy density?

Why not both? If i could get only one, I'd take the dish robot, though.

Exactly. I have a huge backlog of unplayed games. Paying $60 to add it to the pile seems wasteful.

I'm still holding out for Baldur's Gate 3. I'll even pay a tenner for it.

I also believe this is just a series of fortuitous accidents.