Still pretending you can read when you clearly couldn't read my comment? I didn't ever dispute that, but you can't read so you don't know. Illiteracy is sad.

Usually when a business gets loaded up with unrecoverable debt, the plan is to abandon it eventually. So you stick as much debt on it as you can get away with. What percentage of the AI industry's debt is getting attached to Nvidia?

Why don't you first address the environmental footprint of sucking billionaire cock? At minimum it's got to be hard on your jaw.

I used to think I knew little about history. Then I got to Slashdot.

It might seem like that if you are completely lost in this conversation, with absolutely no idea what the actual issues are. It must be another day whose name ends in Y already!

Get the vaguest semblance of a clue about what the words you're reading mean when put together into sentences.

Ok but think about this, being a cog is better than being trash when we burn the trash.

AI bros want us to believe that it will improve humanity's situation and maybe it will eventually, but people are currently in the process of learning that the luddites were right, and progress is a scythe.

Nobody said it was a literal crime. First sale exists.

If the books are rare, though, there's an argument to be made that destroying them is figuratively a crime against humanity.

They are being self-hoisted though, if your site has a lot of caching and isn't doing an shitload of tracking or generating a ton of ads then the cost of being scanned by AI is low. It's only sites with lots of aggressive ads, tracking, and/or algorithmic feed generation that are impacted.

There's a big story in the news about it today, I'd link it if I were on desktop, go look it up though

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Space had a big ROI once but that's slowed down.

War is still very profitable... For some anyway. And they influence politics.

I remember when we found out for sure that the TLAs were logging all of the USPS addressing data that USPS swore up and down was simply being deleted after using it for routing. It was about a week after my local postmaster told me they didn't do that...

"A warrant doesn't prevent someone, including police, from getting information. It prevents them from using it in court as evidence against you."

Only in a fantasy land where parallel construction does not exist.

Yes, of course the fact that there is little to no objectivity in the warrant process does in fact invalidate that process.