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3 days agoWhat would be the benefit of using a fossil source? Apparently, their “data centers seem to run on 100% green energy” ( https://www.devproblems.com/proton-sustainability/ )
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One thing Proton seems to have going for them is use of renewable energy, with a large portion coming from hydroelectric power.
Animals use solar panels for shade: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0168159123001703
Possibly because the main data center companies are US held, while solar progress is much more international. Conservatives don’t see the world as “emissions vs technical progress”, but rather as “us vs foreign aliens”.
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The molten core is hot because a whole lot of rocks crashed into each other. Also, nuclear decay.
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There have been 400 nuclear power plants worldwide for 40 years now. The pre-condition to leave nuclear power plants in the dust is consistent, leisurely growth.
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