gentlemannosh
gentlemannosh t1_j2dabo2 wrote
You've started, that's awesome.
Don't worry if sometimes you can't, you'll soon be able to add more and more, but it's these first few years that add the big amounts in 40 years.
It never matters how often you stop only that you always start again when you can.
gentlemannosh t1_j2blvuy wrote
Reply to We have all the resources we need to solve the world's greatest problems, so long as we can rise above our tribal instincts. by IAI_Admin
There seems to be some hard limit on co-operation.
It’s easy to find a team of 10 that all co-operate. You can even have a team of a couple of hundred co-operate to say… build software. You can even have a team of a couple of thousand get together to build aircraft.
But once you get above that number, it seems that humans cannot agree on an outcome and co-operate.
It breaks down at the lower level with violent crime and antisocial actions, and it breaks down at the top levels with corruption and massive greed.
gentlemannosh t1_j233ln3 wrote
Because people that are going through a separation are often completely unreasonable and simply want to hurt the other person.
In the end, all they do is to cost themselves far more in lawyer fees than if they’d just been reasonable in the first place.
gentlemannosh t1_ixu791h wrote
Reply to Can a single stud hold a 13kg TV by YoMADAv2
Your TV is almost 130cm wide.
I don’t know where you are from, but studs are usually 60cm centres.
You should be able to span 3 studs with that TV. If you are talking about the TV wall mount, put a bracket on first that spans more than one stud and holds the TV wall mount.
…but even one will hold your telly if you get a coach screw a couple of inches into it. But it won’t hold your telly if you either screw into the side of the stud and it splits, or you only put a pissy little screw into the stud.
gentlemannosh t1_iuqtyaz wrote
Reply to Launch of Aquila, the first neutral-atom quantum processor with up to 256 qubits. by steel_member
At what point do we run an advanced AI on a quantum computer?
gentlemannosh t1_iucr2p5 wrote
Reply to Russia backs out of Black Sea Grain Initiative, supposedly in response to Sevastopol explosions by Ok-Pomegranate-7056
So Ukraine, take away all of their Black Sea fleet.
Never stop.
gentlemannosh t1_ir45i7o wrote
Reply to Can i use 3 in 1 brand all temp fluid to lubricate drill bits when drilling (steel?) hinges? by drummerene
I have a small grease gun that I keep beside the drill press, works a treat. As the drill heats up, the grease gets back down onto the cutting surface from the drill bit.
gentlemannosh t1_j4oacte wrote
Reply to UCI Researchers Discover Nanowire Coating Technology that Could Make Batteries Last Forever by otvortex
Do we actually need a battery in every day life that will last millennia?
I mean if a batter lasts 10 years, it’s going to be completely out of date by that time and we will have batteries that are the same weight and size but hold 10 times the charge.
It’s the same as fusion energy. Now we have solar and wind, by the time it’s successfully built, it will be completely useless. Useful only for a few very limited use cases,