Comment Re:Environmental impact probably overstated (Score 0) 116
Yet look at the negative moderation. People with points don't seem to like out point of view on this.
Yet look at the negative moderation. People with points don't seem to like out point of view on this.
May all the dicks you eat be filled with pus.
Google has added a feature to the free software that you chose to install. Granted, that feature consumes a fair bit of disk space at 4GB. But, it's not a big deal to most people and disks.
This article just comes off as such a whiny little bitch fest. Would people be complaining like this if Mozilla added some new feature that inflated the disk consumption? No. Only if it further slowed Firefox. But, since it's Google, "it's evil".
The video describes how the tunnel segments float and how they fill sections with water to ballast and position the segments. I understand that perfectly. Clever.
But, then the water is pumped out to make the tunnel usable. How do they keep it submerged? What prevents the entire tunnel popping up to the surface?
we'll have Redditors regurgitating AI content which consists of regurgitated Reddit content
Indeed. Incorrect "facts" with "citations" to back them up and a hive mind to punish those that question the incorrect facts. It's an infuriating feedback loop that I am already experiencing in my daily life. "AI said you simply have to do X, Y, and Z and you'll achieve perpetual motion."
a supplement to allow inference to be offloaded somewhere that provides lower latency to end users?
It's still a terrible solution to something that is not actually a problem. You're misguidedly trying to replace distance latency, absurdly minimal, with what will be significant computer processing latency. All the while increasing hardware and power consumption costs, even if they are being distributed for suckers to pay.
The company has been making "smart" electric panels and meters since 2018
I've been making origami sing 2018, do you think that qualifies me to build and sell folding solar panel arrays to NASA?
What a shocker that he doesn't understand AI.
It's sad to see old Richie become a doddering old fool. I guess we're all headed that way. Some of us will be lucky enough to get there too.
No need to wait a year for the proof of concept or it's later results. I can tell you right this very moment that this is not even remotely viable as a data center alternative. I can also tell you that this would not even be a good setup for personal data centers or computing home labs.
The only thing that this is good for -- the only thing -- is grifting investors. Your investment opportunity window opens today and likely closes next week. Get out by tomorrow or get fucked.
Now we'll have AI slop backed up by confidently incorrect Redditors? As if the AI regurgitating Reddit content wasn't enough already?
We are so fucked.
50 basis points? Paying a $50 trading fee on a $10k trade sounds pretty high to me. Especially for a digital currency!
I pay less for trades of stocks, options, and futures. Many online brokers don't charge commissions anymore. Just a few pennies per trade in exchange fees. A $10k trade wold cost ~$3.
Why aren't adobe style homes common place in America, or globally, in 2006 or 2036?
That these guys have developed an automated way of making impractical and undesirable homes in 2026 is... yawn.
I've been several times. Never noticed any decline in cellular data speed. What happened to you? Did an NVMO hurt you?
It's even worse than you think.
Read what happens to your Amazon listing if you advertise your product on another site for even 1 penny less.
https://www.theguardian.com/us...
AIM and AOL dial-up services also sunsetting
Sunsetting?!?!?!? How can dial-up still be a thing? Even the slowest tethered smartphone speed is going to be at least 10x and likely more than 100x faster than dial-up.
LOL!
Your expertise on the subject is... something.
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