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Algae farming.

>>54846022
>Bitcoin is literally tulips 2.0

>>54846039
Interesting. Why algae?

>>54846079
I never said that, Nigga.

>>54846170
you must be new to biz. welcome.

>>54846118
Are those watermelons

>>54846118
>the nigerian black king and his german teen princess wife, forced to marry a stranger by the European royalty, the young girl carries in her womb the union between two worlds.

>>54847570
HOT

Glistening black dicks for all white women

>>54846118
They can be modified to produce hydrocarbons for fuel.

>>54846565
They're supposed to be algae. I used algae to generate that image.

>>54846565
>>54849081
OP here, by the way

>>54847591
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>>54849081

Can't un-gas your dear Uncle Chaim, you fucking heebs

>>54849081
Resized. That costed me extra

Fucking kill yourself.

>>54849114
Y u mad, bro? It's just AI art.

>>54849086
can you put a crown in the negro? oh and draw the girl with less clothes, get her pregnant

>>54849233
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>>54846393

OP again.
So no real discussion? I thought that the pictures were funny. They're not really lust provoking, but they seem to be anger provoking. *rolls eyes*

>>54846022
That's a retarded AI, broccoli doesn't grow if there's a bunch of plants around it blocking the sunlight. Fucking embarrassing

>>54846022
And do you see all the water that's going to sustain that in the room with us right now?

>>54846393
I don't come here that frequently, but crypto and AI don't have to be mutually exclusive. Maybe Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning will improve crypto? Have you niggers ever thought about that?

> Traditional trading bots used in the stock market today come with embedded machine learning-powered algorithms. Therefore, it’s no surprise that ML techniques also lend a hand in building systems that trade the cryptocurrency markets...
> Reinforcement Learning(RL) is a subdomain of Machine Learning that’s common within the game and simulation programs. RL operates by training programs (agents) on developing an optimised strategy (policy) towards gaining rewards within an interactive environment.

> The approach presented in this particular research leverages Direct Reinforcement Learning (DRL). There is no immediate feedback on performance to the agent in traditional RL, but within DRL, the performance from previous windows is used as feedback to the agent. Using DRL, the researchers were able to do away with creating a price forecasting model and created a system that adapts based on a specified time interval (daily)...

> Reinforcement Learning is a viable approach to develop cryptocurrency trading strategies that are profitable and adaptive....

> Researchers have created reinforcement learning systems that provide optimisation on cryptocurrency mining strategies...

> Researchers have devised a unique and efficient method of detecting malicious code using deep learning techniques to characterise and compare code. The system is named SiCaGCN and provides promising results when tested on its ability to detect foreign bitcoin mining code. The system prevents the abusive and unauthorised usage of computing resources by foreign programs....

> Machine Learning has a place in the world of blockchains and cryptocurrencies...

https://link.medium.com/gf1LrZzjxzb

>>54846022
food is in abundance, in that we waste a lot of food.

>>54847715
ExxonMobil is investing in research and development in algae for biofuel. But, fuel choice is partly political.

Did you niggas know that they had cars that use water for fuel?

Even more, GM had the first commercially viable electric car back in the 90's, but they had it for lease-only. And, despite its popularity, GM took the cars back and destroyed them and all of the technology behind it.

The conspiracy theory back then was because of the petrodollar. The USD can't stand without gasoline cars.

But, they're moving back to EV's now. But, they're also planning on rolling out the Fed Token CBDC.

>>54852172
You're right, bro. Broccoli needs grown in an illuminated rack for vertical farming

>>54852235
How do you know that AI isn't sentient already and literally invented both the stock market and crypto to get humans to off themselves over the next 1000 years.

AI can play the slow gane if it wants, I don't believe that planned obselence is strong enough to prevent an AI from overcoming time.

>>54846022
Aint got time fo dat, sheeit nigga you gay you growin plants n sheeit das gay niga

>>54849233
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>>54849081
Based

>>54852295
This anon is correct, we currently make enough food for about 10 billion people but the cost to distribute it to all of them is the challenge. As we reach more self-sustaining sources of energy we will solve that problem.

I think verticle farms will become a hobby. But yes the bonus of growing with a UBI is not spending the UBI on food, so it's a no brainer. Same works for the ounce of weed I just grew and am drying out now for personal use, it will save me $400 but then someone else misses out on the $80 of profit they would have made off me.

The problem being we think of money that is spent as dissapearing. But that's not how the economy works. If everything is government owned, the money gets put back into the UBI when spent.

If people save their money during a UBI, thats why we can't afford it. You're worried about a rainy day and now everyone has to worry about it. Shit is fucked.

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>>54853088
>>54853129

whats sad is that "victory gardens" used to be common knowledge for WW1 + WW2 but when i mentioned it to a boomer he had zero idea what i was talking about

oh how the mighty have fallen. meanwhile i removed my entire backyard lawn to plant almost a dozen fruit trees and organized garden beds with automated drip irrigation

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>>54846022
This thread looks like predictive programming. A few years ago an anon was talking about how within 10 years vertical farming would become mainstream meaning they had everything but an excuse to go ahead with it on a mass scale.

>>54853179
I'm real, though. I'm not saying it will take off. But, it could be a solution to mass layoffs.

>>54853280
Remixed

I'm actually the operations manager of a vertical farm. It's a niche system with really high energy costs, you have to target high value products that can't be found locally. You cannot just compete with regular glasshouse-based companies outside of winter.

>>54853280
What prompt did you use for this little jet?

>>54853839
A beautiful Aryan princess is ravaged by a violent, criminal nigger.

>>54853666
You might be better off moving to the countryside with a thirteen-acre plot of land if we can't find a way to cut energy costs.

https://permaculturism.com/how-much-land-does-it-take-to-feed-one-person/#:~:text=To%20produce%20enough%20food%20to,you're%20raising%20just%20pigs.

>>54853666
>>54854270
This one might be better

>>54854279
>>54853666
You can always move out to the countryside and get yourself a tradwife

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