Not only does it increase overall production, currently one of our biggest challenanges is transport and distribution, and having some of that power in the of-hours instead has more benefits than power total alone.
Also that must have been in the sweetspot of couple of month between the release of the bike and the bankruptcy, who else would want to transport a "dead" bike that far?
Now we have a conversation about how exactly it can be bad, how important those effects are, how they compare to the alternative, what we should do to mitigate or eliminate those problems, …
The article covers several of these points, it doesn’t merely pose the question and leave it at that.
That's just the chicago theme I'va had for years now on my XFCE, I think it's a bit lame to steal that theme (not from Microsoft but the maker of that xfce theme), put it in a repository, give it a different name, and pose it as your own work?
The repo literally adds nothing, just a name change.
I think the main difference is that it’s a fully set up installable ISO of Fedora Atomic XFCE with the theme and other tweaks preloaded which is a convenient thing to have, I guess. Also they do credit Chicago95 pretty much at the top of the README.
* No source for the number.
* has "mostly from americans" (also no source)
* brought to you by the same people suggesting you should get a second job to forget the stress from the first job.
Those automate things that humans find tedious. Modern AI automates things that humans find give their lives meaning. If we automate creative and intellectual work, what else is there?
Stop trying. Let their story unfold. Let the pain commence.
Wait 30 years and see them being frustrated trying to tell the next generation.