I really thought it was from 1985: how can anyone say that CO2 from burning hydrocarbons is not a pollutant in 2025?

RIP to The Clobberer, Ranken ♥️

4 stories in the @irishtimes.com highlight the crazy approach to climate action by the government. 3 articles detailing the heavy financial & social cost of climate breakdown, and 1 where the govt celebrates increasing climate emissions for the airport by lifting the passenger cap. 🤯 #SpeirGorm

I despair: Irish government to remove passenger cap in Dublin airport.

YouTube video by Kolinga - Topic Kongo (Hanî’s remix [Extended version])

youtu.be/uPzNn3q30Mg?...

Just look at it as another piece of plastic junk; it will pass.

Yes, as a subscriber, it is a little painful that its links are not more useful.

On the spectrum: their brain easily gets funnelled into obsessions.

Where is document 6?

And that's why AI-predicted weather that relies on patterns instead of on physics is a dangerous idea.

The Arctic is warming faster than the tropics, as predicted. The gradient of the temperature difference is less. The Jet Stream is slower. It meanders more; it is more static.

That's the best one

Mad. Love the totally unrealistic net 0 target...

There real value is exactly 0

Thorough, but limited in scope paper.

Excellent article.

If Gen AI had a body, could it do everything I do today? As a lecturer in software development, a runner, a familly man I would say yes. Often better than me. Even be more social.

Thanks Ethan for more slop

Oil also makes plastics: plastic is everywhere in our lives. It is in our clothes, shoes, packaging, and nearly every single item manufactured.

No convinced. llms already struggles with various versions of APIs or different implementations of similar systems

How will llms absorb new libraries, API etc. if humans don't discuss them, struggle with them and come up with solutions?

No harm, but these are getting tidious. Who in their right mind would play that?

First of its kind ‘high-density’ hydro system begins generating electricity in Devon Project employs technology that can be used to store and release renewable energy using even gentle slopes

That's good and sustainable: www.theguardian.com/business/202...

Why, if the price of barley was increased by 20% and the farmers were paid 3.0 cents, does the pint not just cost 10.05 (+tiny increase for tax: 10.06?).
Is it because everyone charges % rather than actual cost + profit, which should stay the same if the price of barley went up 20%?

Rystad warns the world might not have enough oil to meet demand through 2050 - Splash247 The world is on track to run out of sufficient oil supplies to meet its needs through 2050, despite lower future demand due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the accelerating energy transition – unless exp...

splash247.com/rystad-warns...

ahem, it's only for electricity production.

MetroLink paying €30m+ for Ranelagh homes a 'no brainer' The head of MetroLink has said it is likely to pay over €30 million to buy homes in Dartmouth Square in south Dublin, as part of a deal with residents to withdraw their judicial review of the project.

Between 2030 and 2050 oil production is likely to fall by 50% of current levels.
Forget cheap flight seats...
A new white elephant in 2040:
www.rte.ie/news/ireland...

The ratio of academics who often cite papers without reading is 100%

Let me make my position clear.

Donald Trump is incompetent, corrupt, and depraved.

And those who continue to support him enable and encourage that behavior.

x.com/politicsusa4...

Trump is seriously dangerous