And there was much rejoicing
DahGangalang
joined 2 years ago
American here; what kind of ticket are you trying to buy in this case?
Truly locking new frontiers
FTFY
Exactly how it's spelled.
Like, if there was a restrictions to how large a party can be (say in response to the current wave of COVID cases), this would make sense.
I disagree with this being a reasonable measure, but at least it would make sense as to why they want to do it, ya know?
As it is, it sounds like NYPD is just trying to use all their budget so they don't lose it next year or whatever.
Now that's a hot take
First off appreciate the good faith response. It's more than I've come to expect when I ask (probably) dumb questions requesting further explanation.
Coming from an American perspective, I've only recently realized just how badly centralization affects the grid. It's definitely a strong case for rooftop solar.
But focusing on nuclear, I do think we've missed the window where building top-to-bottom nuclear generating facilities would be advantageous, but in the effort to bridge from our heavily fossil fuel based electrical grid to a completely renewable, I think that SMRs are a reasonable solution. I especially like the notion of converting old infrastructure (i.e. old abandoned coal plants) into SMR power plants.
You seem to be knowledgeable and have opinions. What're you're thoughts on SMRs to help bridge the growing energy need?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by these. Can you expand on that? (I mostly mean the centralization, but also looking for clarity on what you mean by security)
Just so I'm clear on what you intend to say: you intend to show that the amount of energy Germany produces from wind has increased while the amount of energy produced by both coal and nuclear have decreased, the data standing as a self evident counter argument?
Counter point:
Always and Never is never bad.
Tufts > no tufts
Mixed feelings myself.
I think this is a GREAT application for AI.
But I worry that the creators will get screwed (monetarily) for the use of this. I could see this coming in a number of forms to include in losing the rights to the shows they made, but that were translated to their non-native language.