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0 sats \ 6 replies \ @premitive1 28 Aug 2022 \ parent \ on: Would you start mining for heat? bitcoin
buildings servicing many people, especially residential, can still use it to heat water. Even in Miami we like hot showers.
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23 sats \ 5 replies \ @tenzuri 29 Aug 2022 freebie
of course not denying that, love a hot shower. I'm also really interested in how mining could heat more volumes of water like pools and what not like @Bitbaya mentioned. I just don't think it would give people here many different use cases but I would have to look into it a lot more for sure. There are truly many creative people here.
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104 sats \ 2 replies \ @BitDaya OP 29 Aug 2022
Boilers
1 - https://mobile.twitter.com/Schnitzel/status/1531735932616974336
2- https://www.wisemining.io/
Pools
1 - https://bitcointv.com/w/9SiDvYEntxqarSZBD9DK4U
2 - https://mobile.twitter.com/Heatcore_tech/status/1514436701489225729
3 - https://mobile.twitter.com/techengineer21/status/1523023198287130624
Some projects are really dedicated for this:
1 - https://mobile.twitter.com/BitDaya/status/1557786715019943944
2 - https://mobile.twitter.com/BitDaya/status/1557084137097465856
Just to name a few...
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23 sats \ 1 reply \ @tenzuri 29 Aug 2022 freebie
thanks for the links!
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13 sats \ 0 replies \ @BitDaya OP 29 Aug 2022
Youre welcome! Heres some more :) #64350
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @premitive1 29 Aug 2022
Mining can be used where people rely on electric heating. This is the simplest and most obvious confluence between mining and everyday life.
They discussed this at least as far bas as 2010, arguing that mining is "free" (though not necessarily competitive) wherever people use electric heat.
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104 sats \ 0 replies \ @BitDaya OP 30 Aug 2022
Yes I just found some good quotes about it by Satoshi
https://mobile.twitter.com/BitDaya/status/1561255105575501824
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