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I can share the link to the chatGPT that listed all the examples of data centres that donate their heat to cities if you like. Here is one of the datacentres listed. What you see are heatpumps, you already know that, but you did not check where the heat is going to. ChatGPT can prove that to...

They also run heat pumps to bring the water to much higher temperature than the 40C that comes out of the data centres. ChatGPT can help you with questions like how did they do that. Have you used chatGPT?

It's about time that student visas need to be scrutinised. That's the kind of measures I support although I accept that students who have graduated here should be encouraged to seek employment and stay, not to become refugees. They pay tuition fees but this country invests in their education too.

They do that already. Heat is recycled, donated to the cities for heating. New laws impose that condition as part of planning. Real-World Examples of Heat Reuse from Data Centres: Odense, Denmark (Facebook data centre) Facebook’s data centre in Odense captures and donates up to 100,000 MWh...

On this special day, may we join together to wish you many happy returns, flecc!

Typical ballpark: A short 100-word answer might use around 1–2 Wh. A longer 300-word answer (taking 3× longer) might use around 3–6 Wh. That's less than 1 penny for answering 3-4 questions on average. The cost also halves every 18 months due to better AI processors. It's much more efficient...

I saw lots of them in South Africa. They are magnificent creatures really.

Not really. It caveated that polls can move quickly. That's something I have mentioned before, Reform's numbers changed quickly from May (peak) then lower in June - July then seems to increase in August. It's driven by newspapers. Starmer works on long term solutions, reduce legal migration...

https://chatgpt.com/share/68b55c85-fab0-800d-bc2b-efb4acf05a05 I continue your chatGPT thread. Here is the projection for 2028/ 2029, in time for next elections: Reform won't win. Metric Current State Plausible Range 2028/29 Net migration (long-term, people/year) ~431,000 (YE Dec 2024...

https://chatgpt.com/share/68b55976-f9d8-800d-bd83-15a862a610c5 Newspapers—especially the UK’s tabloids—play a highly influential role in shaping and amplifying public sentiment around illegal migration. Here's how: --- 1. Media Framing Drives Public Opinion A study from the University of...

It's a good thing in politics that people talk to AI. They take the emotional out and reinforce the rational.

Didn't make any of that up. I was asking ChatGPT about investing in geothermal projects, compared to other projects on renewables. The conversation moves to the landscape of electricy generation in the UK in 10 years time. I copied and pasted that table from ChatGPT. BTW, you should read some of...

The cheapest type 2 V2L kit on aliexpress costs only £11, up to 230V 10A. Cheaper than candles. you can see why I am interested in V2L and or V2H kits.

In the next 10 years, the planned mix will be: Offshore Wind68 GW(↑ from ~39 GW) Onshore Wind37 GW(↑ from ~15 GW) Solar PV63 GW(↑ from ~28 GW) Nuclear9 GW(↑ from ~8 GW) Gas CCUS9 GW(↑ from ~1 GW) BECCS2 GW(↑ from ~0 GW) Hydrogen Generation5 GW(↑ from ~0 GW) Energy from Waste2 GW(Same)...

Most of that capacity (currently 33GW) was built in the 90s, due to be closed or phased out in the next 10 years. Remaining stations will only run as emergency backup. From 2035, 99% of electricity supply will be from renewables. If you look at the return on investment, wind, solar and even...

You are the first person speaking of the one who shan't be name in this thread. Nobody else does.

You don't need to think like a civil servant to understand civil servants. They are apolitical in their work. The can only follow legal orders, have to object when given illegal orders, even the military. They serve the crown, not politicians. Democracy is to serve all the people, not just...

We rely on gas for our electricity for decades while we should have built up more wind power at least a decade earlier, at the time of the coalition government, the only time when I liked politics in the uk. It was far from perfect but still a refreshing change from the two party system. Ever...

What American system? They have thousands of political appointees whose job is how to use their civil service for their political agenda instead of serving the community. You would end up with litigation left right and centre. Most of the times, failure is usually a code word for not aligned to...

The thread should better be in the charging post.