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How many places outside of Europe regularly use green houses for agriculture?

For Europe, integrating solar voltaics into the existing greenhouse covers seems like a decent idea. Most of the infrastructure is already there and there are various breeds of plants designed to be grown there.

North America, in contrast, doesn’t use greenhouses outside of niche crops. There is no infrastructure set up, crops are grown where natural temperatures are adequate, and breeds are selected to take full use of the sun.

Agri-pv may work in Europe because of how agriculture works there, but it may not scale to other parts of the world.

Tops of buildings, over canals, may be even over roads and rail.

It isn’t that far out of reach that a car park gets covered in solar panels, then the next developer reuses them when redeveloping the site for denser development.

Before or after their switch?

She thought she could “fix” you and then it didn’t work?

Applied to a college I never heard of across the country because they let me apply for free. Went to that college.

Professionally, the question that needs to get answered isn’t the question being asked. Always get context.

Yeah. I see a lot of people get stuck on problems where they get free iterations because they try a couple of things, get stuck, and require others to come up with more ideas.

Looking up the Big Mac index, you’re right.

Likely, it is because Vietnam is a resource poor country trying to develop economically the same way China is but without the efficiencies of scale.

For parts of the world with data going back to boomers and earlier, there is a quantitative slide.

But it was a blind taste test by experts which showed that the best Californian wines could beat the best French ones, not marketing.

if your goal is to experience the culture

I think people also get touchy on what is “authentic”. Italian cuisine in Italy changed in a similar manner to Italian-American cuisine in the USA. So, you can have “authentic” Italian-American cuisine that comes from Italian roots, but Italians from Italy don’t want that cuisine to be seen as authentic.

Until the current generation, happiness was generally a u-shaped curve, with happiness going down around their early 20’s and coming back up around the 60’s.

Gen Alpha doesn’t seem to have a happy childhood.

To add on what you said since it was the most complete answer, the first credit cards didn’t start with a magnetic chip but had raised numbering that cashiers would emboss the numbering onto a carbon copy slip. The shop would keep two copies of the receipt and the customer would keep the third.

The switch to magnetic swipe on North America took a while because it required a phone connection to verify the card number. Europe switched to chips earlier than North America in part because a lot is stores didn’t have the required phone/data connections for continuous use, so the chip was developed to be used in cases where there wasn’t any connectivity with the card reader.

Pretty slow.

The problem is that your tools are going to have to be compatible with other people’s tools.

I think he’s credible as a witness for what he’s seen. He seems believable, but I haven’t looked into any criticism of what he’s said.

One modern issue is that sites like OnlyFans has caused is a unique type of spam as various models spam in a lot of places in order to build their audience.

Looking at the list of government expenditures, I don’t see space exploration as problematic as other things we are spending money on.

Regarding the Electoral College, the only thing I have an issue with it is that most states chose winner take all and the Senate is counted for votes. If the electoral college votes were given out as a percentage to each state’s popular vote, it would make the system work a lot cleaner.

For me, it depends if I’m getting a refund or not. If I’m getting a refund, usually by mid February after all my paperwork gets in. If I owe money, I’m waiting until April.