It's too dangerous to pull it out. Just drink some water and swallow it.
ceenote
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It has always been either the economy crashing because the AI bubble pops, or the economy crashes because the bubble didn't pop due to AI successfully replacing enormous numbers of workers.
Woah, spoilers!
I sure hope Uncle Ben makes it.
Wonder when they'll admit that AI existing at all makes students much, much worse off?
I'm sorry.
The only one worse than Phillips, even.
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
Execs Confused and Horrified by the Huge AI Bills After Thinking They Could Replace Workers for Free
And the media will keep on shamelessly calling them "job creators".
Hopefully some day the average voter will see through that shit.
I was more referring to snowpack - at this elevation, multiple days of snowfall accumulating several feet deep is common in some parts of the world. For reference, the tallest mountain in Colorado is 3000 feet lower. I assume it's a pretty arid region, or they wouldn't have built it.
If you're referring to convection, probably not. Convective motion of air is so slight that even the tiniest breeze would do more to cool the panels. I'm not sure there's any outdoor location in the entire world with stagnant enough air that it would matter. It's better to just angle them to catch the most sunlight.
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Okay. I can keep Demons Souls, Dark Souls, Elden Ring, and Bloodborne, right?