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the best CO2 capture are trees


Probably algae.

Land only slightly beats the ocean, like a 53-47 split or something, and trees are only part of the primary production on land: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_production

This is also why you sometimes see startups pumping green goo through plastic pipes for home-scale solar biofuel systems.


They are good at capture, but not sequestration.


yes, it also complements the geohot idea behind the tinybox


What is that? I can’t seem to figure out what the use case is vs buying off the shelf?

I think it’s a great project but the communication isn’t clear to me.


https://tinygrad.org/#tinybox

I'm not sure exactly why you would buy through them vs rolling your own if you could afford the equivalent hardware.

I'm a firm supporter of local inference though so good on them for doing something


Lol I get nervous when I see a list of products with full specs but no prices


They have prices. Click on the links in the shipping row.


And..... I was right to be nervous


A new object has been introduced that is near the area that emits EMFs constantly, guess what it is


how does non-ionizing radiation produce harm?


Through the nocebo effect.


potential quantum biology effects


It's a matter of time before physicists and biologists crack the complex interaction between EMFs in the range of 4G/wifi and the human biology, the old idea around ionizing and non-ionizing radiation explanation is no longer enough to explain why a lot of people complain about symptoms, quantum physics and quantum biology research will open up new doors of understanding.


refreshing


Tried it, but in an age where AI does a lot of the work in coding, I think just using code to automate things is better than using n8n, the visual aspect though of the AI agents nodes, chains and workflows is the one thing that is interesting in n8n


The experience of the author is 100% similar to mine with the same conclusions and with the same age brackets it's eerie.


man, people are so stupid, loads and loads of people are saying that EMFs at close distance are kinda harmful, yet you get downvoted, precautionary principle is your best ally to avoid harm or worse, these technologies are new, and medicine/research moves slowly especially if lobbies by the biggest/wealthiest corps in the world are involved.


These are projects the world needs more of.


ouch, not sure what's happening, try https://eksodos.com instead of https://www.eksodos.com


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