There’s not exactly a path per se as you should be able to pick up whichever is used at your job.

I’ve gone from LabVIEW into C# desktop applications into Android Java into Typescript web front ends all with some other languages and platforms sprinkled throughout.

The most important thing is being ready to learn and pick the right tool for the job.

Doesn’t seem like enough resolution for an outline to work.

Being upright and the ability to sweat through our skin. Most quadrupeds can only exhaust heat through panting, and their diaphragms compress when running so they can’t pant as effectively.

If only they had Space OSHA.

Yeah Star Trek is so silly about manual tasks. You’d think they’d have Phaser Roombas (Phoombas). Like it’s either get a crew member to do it or you end up with an evil AI and barely any in between.

Maybe it’s the worst job because it’s really boring. You just go “Computer, run holodeck cleaning” and wait for it to finish?

Can’t you get it to clean itself?

Not directly per se. I donate to Wikipedia, EFF, and the ACLU. I guess Wikipedia is FOSS?

Geothermal is really expensive in most parts of the world. It costs a lot of money to drill deep enough and to have enough capacity.

Isn’t this due to the warp field? They ummm, have less warp drag?

It’s more complicated than that. Decreasing calorie intake can also decrease your basal metabolism, whereas exercise can increase it.

For some people exercise is more effective than simply eating less.

It’s still launched by a rocket. The plane part is only for landing. Whether this will actually work or be more efficient than ablative re entry remains to be seen.

Cheaper satellites are a good thing environmentally though, as it will be how any emission controls will be monitored.

Sure that does work but it’s not efficient.

Thermal solar generators do exist but they use a liquid as a heat transport mechanism. These use mirrors to focus the sun into a single point. In general you get more efficiency when there’s a larger temperature difference.

You could also get infinite energy by digging a deep hole since it gets hotter there deeper you dig. It’s just pretty expensive.

Like the very small fridges that work for a single soda can? Refrigerators use the liquid/gas transition to move heat around. It’s much more efficient.

The only real advantage of Peltiers are simplicity and size.

Basically when there’s a temperature difference been two different metals that are touching a small current is produced. You can also go backwards and use electricity to create a temperature difference (Peltier Effect).

They have niche applications because the effect is pretty small. Hardly a realistic substitute for solar panels that use the photovoltaic effect.

So it’s a Seebeck Effect generator and really isn’t what we’d call a solar device today.

There’s definitely less valuable demographics but I doubt it would be completely worthless, you’d just be cheaper to advertise to.

I mean it might make it seem like you’re more valuable and then never buy anything, some companies would be paying more to show you ads but get less return, so you’d be costing them more money.

And if you’re the type that does not handle criticism well, don’t expect honest answers. So you should first determine if you are ok at handling criticism.

The issue is there’s limited bandwidth per satellite. So it all the users were in the same location, the bandwidth would still get split between the users. Maybe you could setup a system where your pricing is user density based?

How do you run fiber somewhere remote or on a ship? It’s not like satellites work well in high density situations but they’re the only solution for some.