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Top 1% varies greatly, responsible for about 30-80% of customer interest, depending on the week.
Just buy a big potatoe, cut it into thin strips. Place it on a regular dinner plate. Add seasoning. Microwave for 5 minutes.
Take out, shuffle the strips around, add oil (regular olive oil works fine) and normal, non-processed cheese. Microwave for another 3 minutes. Its done when you can poke a fork through the fry without any resistance.
Total prep time: about 10 minutes.
If you know you're in a polluted environment, why would you need instrumentation before taking action? To me it's like getting blood work done before you err on the side of exercising.
You need to keep enough ventilation going to ensure you don't exceed 800ppm CO2.
You also need to monitor the PM2.5 levels to ensure your air purifier is working.
An air quality monitoring device is an essential piece of equipment for anyone.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32887570197.html?spm=a2g0s.9...
Tracking CO2 is very useful for internal spaces.
And an Air purifier: https://www.amazon.com/Purifier-Display-Formaldehyde-Sterili...
Could have been written by Huxley.
We would have to keep them all in one plane, probably to line up with the moon. This would seriously limit thier use beyond orbits in that one plane.
Isaac Arthur: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlpFzn_Y-F0
So, in-memory computing may be more brain-like.
The brain appears to be very good at massive concurrency with low energy consumption, at the expense of slow serial computation and a high error rate.