@sandeepdas2618@Indianinfoguide Yeah. More energy is also lost transporting Hydrogen to the train. Then as the hydrogen is burnt in the fuel cells to produce electricity to run the train, some energy is again lost.
Simplest approach is to use the electricity from overhead wires to power the motors directly.
@Indianinfoguide Where does the Hydrogen come from? It doesn’t magically arrive on the train. It’s produced by using electricity to either split water or from Methane (natural gas - which India is short of). There is a good reason why no other country does this. It’s stupid.
@Indianinfoguide Hydrogen comes from using electricity to split water. Energy lost during eltrolysis. Hydrogen is used in fuel cells to produce electricity to run the train. Energy lost in the process. That’s why other countries run their trains directly with electricity. So dumb!
@EndWokeness 1) The Indian subcontinent has always had a third of the world’s population for thousands of years. So this should surprise no one.
2) Fertility rate in India is below replacement level.
3) If whites are so concerned, just get married and have kids. Simple.
@CelticAshes Every animal in every corner of the planet has “forever chemicals” produced in American factories in their bloodstream today. India needs to clean up the beaches, but let’s not forget who pollutes the earth more.
@CelticAshes Most countries go through this cycle of growth, pollution and clean up. In 1969, the Cayahuga river caught fire, prompting Nixon to create the EPA. It’s time for India to do the same thing, now.
@trainwalebhaiya Using electricity to produce hydrogen. Then using the hydrogen in fuel cells to generate electricity to run the train. Loss of energy at each step. Instead, use electricity directly to power the train like other countries do.
@jimcramer@jimcramer You do realize that running a Chinese model on your own hardware won’t send any information to China, right? For most companies, they have more control over their data compared to using Anthropic or OpenAI models - not less.
@srini091 It’s not just Indian. There is a story of a Japanese hiker who died because he stepped onto a geyser. The floor is fragile and you could literally end up in hot water.
There are signs everywhere urging people to stay on the boardwalk.
Some people are just dumb.
@trainwalebhaiya It can never compete with Electric trains in terms of economics or speed. Other countries have done the math, which is why no one else has built them. So dumb.
@chamath Not sure how Anthropic and OpenAI can provide any returns to their investors when these open weight models are free and just as good. If we let these companies on the S&P, our 401(k)s have needless exposure to extreme volatility.
@AdhirSinha The system in India is great for the upper middle class (top 10%) who can afford the delivery on Swiggy. It’s horrible for the folks doing the delivery.
In the US, even the bottom half can mostly afford a car, enough food, clothes and a house with AC.
@PepVanDean@joeroganhq@grok They need to make it available over the counter. I hate the fact that I need to go through a doctor and insurance to decide what to put in my body. No doctor will prescribe it to me because I’m not technically overweight but could use the help to shed some belly fat.
@2sush With Claude code generating upwards of 30K lines of code in a week for my project, it’s not really feasible to review all the code. So I ask another AI (cursor) to review it and generate a report. Give the report to Claude and ask it to fix those issues 😂
@bindureddy It’s like going from writing assembly language to using a compiler. Programmers don’t need to know all the low level details but make sure the system works. What they get paid to do is solve problems, not write code. Who cares if AI wrote the code as long as it’s good.
@adityaag I also noticed a fun thing. Claude Code could fix the bug and deploy to prod faster than I could create a Jira ticket about the bug. Makes you wonder if Jira is still needed 😂