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tito
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About tito
Reversing climate change. Carbon removal, direct air capture, biochar, rock weathering, planetary cooling, sun reflection, the works.
I'm the co-founder of AirMiners (http://airminers.com): the place for scientists, entrepreneurs, and engineers mining carbon from the air.
227 startup graduates from our accelerator have raised $250M of venture capital and grants, and sold more than $100M of carbon removal credits.
My talk on carbon removal here: https://www.ted.com/talks/tito_jankowski_take_carbon_out_of_the_air_and_make_useful_things_with_it
New to carbon removal? Check out the AirMiners Boot Up http://bootup.airminers.com
We also launched a new course in collaboration with Nasdaq: https://www.nasdaq.com/carbon-academy
Join my weekly carbon removal newsletter: http://airminers.com/newsletter
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I wanted to understand how well this process works for a topic I already know. I made for carbon dioxide removal, which I work on. First shot had most of the visualizations well ma…
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And I love your question, I really want individuals to be able to take clear action on this. We've built tools for that, clearly we're not there yet (higher CO2 emissions than ever…
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Comment #49245759
There's different flavors of carbon dioxide removal hardware, though they're mostly industrial scale. You can pay to suck carbon dioxide from the sky. Here's one example using this…
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I ran this on ship tracks to see the global warming result. It built a toy climate model for cloud forcing: https://ship-tracks-tycoon.netlify.app For background, in 2020 the Inter…
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Comment #49239290
hey thank you for the shout out!
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Comment #49234786
Working on reversing climate change. Carbon dioxide removal. Also getting curious about mechanisms to prevent damage from high temperatures in the short term. There's a project ove…
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$60,000 for car with sensors? I'm delighted to hear Waymo may be anticipating such low price points: "We are hearing that Waymo is close to having its entire package (car + Waymo s…
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If it was circa 2010 I think I remember those guys. It was partly for people who wanted fresh algae smoothies? How big a tank do you need to remove 1 kg of CO2 per day…
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Agreed! My point is that it’s possible financially, but yes the incentives are messy.
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I find it especially a problem at night. Started out leaving the window open in the bedroom, but that lets in noise and wind. Current solution is leave the bedroom door open and ha…
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Comment #49115855
Same here, I wonder if there’s some missing conversation in the hacker news community about climate. Seems like some people really wanna talk about it even off topic. I get to spen…
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Comment #49115830
During World War II, the United States spent 40% of its GDP on the war. So we can spend big on things when we decide to. That would be the equivalent of $12 trillion per year today…
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As somebody who works on carbon dioxide removal at planetary scale, I was excited about your article about indoor air… but nearly every comment here seems to want to talk about the…
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That’s cool. Is that something that you’ve built or installed? Even if that is a better solution, I am personally curious about an indoor carbon dioxide zapper, since what I work o…
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Just popping in here to say that the IPCC has no model for a stable climate that doesn’t involve removing many billion tons of carbon dioxide alongside complete decarbonization, so…
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Hi! I work a lot with carbon dioxide removal systems. If every person on Earth dropped everything and started making biochar, it would definitely make a huge difference. Yes, we ad…
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I’ve always wanted to jam on how to create an indoor carbon dioxide removal system. (I think that’s what this article is about but perhaps it’s indirectly about the changing climat…
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Built while waiting for Claude sessions to return to reliable.
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What processor in the MBP?
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Update - now running at 4 tokens / minute https://github.com/gavamedia/deltafin
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“How long?” he said. “Seven and a half million years,” said Deep Thought.