https://www.axios.com/2026/04/26/ai-cost-human-workers Uber's chief technology officer already blew through his full 2026 AI budget due to token costs, according to The Information.
Lol. Lmao even
Speak for your fucking self. I run about as well as a 65 year old tractor left out in the sun
Have they ruled out agricultural use? In land reclamation we use a pit-and-mound system on slopes to capture more water, provide microsites for plants and shelter them from wind.
They are using them in Africa too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TU39jN0WEZg
This is a bit different than what land rec does but the principle is the same.
They also found maize and organic matter in the pits according to the article.
McKinnon (player on left in both photos) missed the shot on the practically empty net in the gold medal game but made the shot on the right
No, silly, you have to show the side where the Jews made the Nazis feel bad for gassing them /s
I think most people would be happy with your luck with tomatoes
We have to really ween ourselves off of private transportation.
I think as energy gets renewable and cheaper, public transportation will be more appealing as you can afford to be less efficient on use.
https://vger.to/slrpnk.net/comment/22341240
For my thoughts on panels in general
A lot of corn goes for animal feed too
Wait...
While you aren't wrong about them being good to use in Ag, the scenario where you can do both is more limited.
You can't drive a combine harvester under panels, to harvest the crop you just protected for instance, unless you place and design your panels carefully. It's ok for pasture in that sheep and the like can get in and chow down and it provides shade though.
For a parking lot, it's easier, as shown, but also fuck cars, they're their own environmental disaster
They are using them on closed tailings facilities (mining) to add additional land use or gain benefit where there wasn't really a good land use to begin with.
I think urban settings are where panels will ultimately shine, as you can concentrate them without taking up other land uses - it's just an add on and doesn't detract from existing or future uses like using them in an ag field would.
See also: Alder and willow
Can I watch?
And all of it will happen again
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Ok. I'll bite