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OpenAI are 100% responsible for the actions of their agents. They trained them to do what they do and they have every opportunity to train them to avoid doing harm.

It makes sense. These are also dashboard focused and not for general apps. I'm also reminded of ipyvuetify, but that one is even more limited, focused on widgets, works out of Jupyter notebooks but can be hacked into a dashboard using Voila. Very interesting, looking forward to trying Pynecone out one of these days.

How does Pynecone differentiate from Streamlit, Panel and Dash?

We'd also share algorithms. Including evolution.

Why bother with this?

CH3OH + H2O -> 3H2 + CO2

This hydrogen is not green. The world needs the opposite of this.

Why not just burn the methanol?

Hiking electricity prices have put a spotlight on crypto mining. Kosovo banned mining recently and Russia is discussing the same. These latest real world developments can also be affecting expectations. I think proof of work crypto will inevitably be killed by legislation, when it grows enough to become sufficiently painful for society.

Considering how much energy means for national security, it is insane how little we invest in non-fossil energy.

A few are pushing things like that. Check out this project in Sweden: https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottcarpenter/2020/08/31/swedi...