Yes, I had read that a few times as well. You are right it's an additional 30MW to its current capacity.

Push them through no matter what, huh. How's that working out?

It's easy when the government says just do it. And they own all the companies that make the stuff.

They are just scraping like everything else has been doing for decades. It just turns out they are doing something meaningful with that data. Or as meaningful as the anger of their scraping would lead me to believe. Either way, draw me a cat arm wrestling Jesus. Haha awesome.

Hey psss come here. It's not about the tariffs. It's about the money.

I'm not going to be one of those people who say humans didn't play a role, but seriously. Good luck fixing this. How much energy is needed to raise the world's ocean temperatures by 0.1F TLDR# It would take 3.00e+23 joules to raise the temperature by 0.1F, or 3.42 trillion "Fat Man" Nukes. Or 239 Billion of our new Modern Minuteman III nukes. Calcs to raise ocean temps 0.1F mass_oceans = 1.35e21 # in kg specific_heat_water = 4000 # in J/(kgC) temperature_change = 0.0556 # in C (0.1F to C) # Energy calculation energy_required = mass_oceans * specific_heat_water * temperature_change energy_required Result 3.00e+23 joules How many "Fat Man" nukes would that take? # Energy of one "Fat Man" bomb (in joules) kiloton_to_joules = 4.184e9 # in joules per kiloton fatman_yield = 21 # in kilotons # Energy of one Fat Man bomb energy_fatman = fatman_yield * kiloton_to_joules # Number of Fat Man bombs needed num_bombs = energy_required / energy_fatman num_bombs Result 3.42 Trillion Fat Man Nukes

The model can run 24/7 non-stop each month, can you?

Why do people assume you'd keep it for a whole year like a person? It's a tool. You just have to learn how to plan the workload. Get everything together and let it chew through your workload for a month or so and be done with it. A person cannot compete with how long and continuously these models can run.

Can it be, could the netcode/desync issue be fixed for Zero Hour. I can only hope.

Who are they comparing the AI to? A 50-year veteran of coding or someone one just the most basic understanding? Let's say you have a master coder they have a perfect score of 100. The AI is what 20, 30, 50? Where was it when it first came out? How much has it been improving month to month? I know that the last 10% will be tough with diminishing returns but at what point is it better than 50% or 75% of coders? And I don't want another programming language but aren't most languages written so we humans can wield them? What if there was another language that was more suited for AI coders? Or does it even matter?

The problem with technology is we always know what everyone is thinking. People can't help but blab and 99% of the time it's stupid. Unlink my ideas which are freaking amazing. And if you don't think so then you must hate babies and want the world to end.

The dude is speaking from the soul.

I'll never know but I've heard rumors they are always broken because of iron clad repair rules.

I think so, because I'd like to know why people don't like him without mentioning his wealth or parroting Reddit rumors of what he might do in the future. Are there any past crazy scandals I'm unaware about. And no I don't care about how he came to this country, our immigration system is broken. At most he would have filed an extension or gotten a new visa and vacationed at home while they waited for it to be active again. I'm no expert on visas but it sounds like work for a lawyer and they move at the speed of money.

That would be easy since the company/supplier and Elon Musk are two separate entities. Do you know how corporations work? Or were you trying to say Musk should sign something saying that he wouldn't name call someone? Maybe we should learn about free speech sooner than later.