@franklinveaux Train an AI agent with all that material. Then we can have an "Ask Franklin" bot that can answer any questions in your style and knowledge at far greater scale than you can possibly keep up with.
@fasc1nate This was destroyed 12 years ago, but the Passe Muraille continues his journey through different parts of the underground world. With the occasional bank job to support his living expenses.
@elonmusk Now that we have capable AI, we stand a chance at building the tree of references and logical proof of a statement. Aim to be able to state: "A is 99% likely to be true because B, C, and D. B is true because X, Y, Z".
@engineers_feed 7 miles. Start 4 miles N of the south pole. Walk to the south pole. Keep walking in the same direction past the S pole and you are going N again. Another 3 miles is a total of 7 in a straight line.
@garyblack00 You have ignored Tesla's published strategy. Accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy. Do it by scaling up and reducing costs. Meaning that you can reduce selling price and sell more. There's nothing in there about making as much money as possible with high prices.
@joeyoeyo74@alex_avoigt Yes, Hydrogen is abundant. But that is hydrogen oxide (burnt hydrogen = water). It takes energy to extract the hydrogen. How much energy? A lot lot more than you get out in the car fuel cell. Is this efficient? No, it's ridiculously inefficient. End of conversation.
Knowth, in Ireland holds about a third of the megalithic carved stone art in western Europe (Wikipedia) This site has passages aligned with sunrise on the winter and summer solstices. Worth a visit. Advice: Book tickets to Knowth and Newgrange weeks in advance.
#knowth
@aj_gar Simple: your friend is wrong. Lots of good reasoning in this thread that I don't need to repeat.
Yes, hydrogen is longer range, and quicker to refill. But with massive comparative disadvantages (which everyone ignores).