they actually thought of that when designing the volt. the tank is pressurised to stop evaporation (which causes the concentration of additives to change so they fall out of solution), and the engine runs for a minute or so every month (or if you haven't started it in a while) to make sure there's no bad gas in the lines.
if only it had a proper stats screen, came in hatchback form factor, used a type 2 plug in europe, and had five seats, it would have been a perfect car. oh and the battery range is a bit too small, but i think there's probably someone who can fix that. after all, the batteries are twelve to thirteen years old at this point.
one raging asshole saying something correct one time does not change the fact that your government is fucked. i certainly wouldn't want that piece of shit on my team.
i mean, she did specifically say that rothschild-controlled space lasers started the california wildfires. i'd say it's more of a broken clock situation.
i'm not, i'm so annoyed by it being everywhere and i don't think there is a way to use current generative machine learning models ethically. but i studied this in uni twelve years ago so i know how it was used before the bubble, and there is nothing in what you posted that says this event is about generative systems.
putting everything in the same category is not helpful because it discredits genuinely useful medical tools that have been proven to work, while simultaneously helping the openai fuckery seem more legit.
we're a very small niche here. talking to people in my vicinity gives an entirely different perspective on ml tools than does talking to the professionals i work with. most randos are neutral to vaguely positive on the subject, though not enough to spend money on it.
i cleaned my inbox a few weeks ago. i now have five emails total in there, which is just the stuff i haven't done something about yet. it feels amazing everytime i look at it.
i also got new medication around that time. i'm sure that's a coincidence.
i mean this one is a bit of a special case. it's being built on an existing industrial lot, the one previously supposed to be used for the northvolt expansion. there has been power-hungry manufacturing on that site since the late 1800's so all the infrastructure is already in place, and as i noted there is generation capability literally a stone's throw away. the closest hydro plant is like 150 meters from the dc.
for me personally, the main benefit to getting industry back onto that lot is that there is also a district heating plant there, which the old paper mill was plugged into. when it closed down, heating costs basically doubled. building a giant radiator paid for by the french there will make those costs come back down.
hey no not in my distraction rectangle