Lots of other countries would previously have said the same thing about going to war with the USA.
But when Trump threatens to invade Canada, Denmark/EU (Greenland), and UK (Falkland Islands), then it is not us [I'm a British/Canadian dual national] going to war with USA, it is USA going to war with us.

Aston Martin is British owned, and on the FTSE 250. Very high-end luxury brand and definitely not the biggest car company.

In the UK, he electricity demand from data centres in the development pipeline is about 160% of current peak electricity demand.
This is not about abstract things like protecting the polar icecaps; this is about keeping the lights on, and people do very definitely care about that.

They are. Texas has installed more renewables than anywhere else in the world in the past few years, but it isn't going to allow them to meet a 5x electricity demand.

If there's regular power outages, no amount of campaign contributions are going to persuade angry voters to vote them back into office at the next election.

"I had some issues where I forgot how to implement a Laravel API"

As long as you still know how to read the documentation, it will likely come back to you fairly quickly.
I guess it is like when you switch away to a different framework / API / etc, stuff like that will leave your short-term memory after a while, and you have to re-learn it, but you will re-learn it a lot quicker than how long it took you to originally learn it.

Boom meet bust.

Which is a bit crazy since the llm probably trained on the open source code to begin with

SF real estate may not be a good investment, but it is for sure a better investment than AI stock. The real estate won't collapse to $0 because it does have some use.

At that point, they didn't have a suspect, and they used the location data to work out who they thought the guilty person was.

Tahoe is likely going to be the last version of MacOS you can Hackintosh, as I don't think any future versions will be supported on Intel hardware.

Tariffs always apply to the import. Yes, I agree if there are cases where digital content is bounced back and forth across borders while incurring some value add step then that becomes hard to track both internally and externally. But no more difficult than likewise having manufacturing that has a supply chain across borders. Real businesses have accounting for such things.

Well I would expect irs.gov to provide reasonably accurate information about US tax law. Obviously they, like all tax agencies, are not going to give me information about obscure legal tax loopholes etc, but I would expect them to get the basics right.

Data centres create almost no jobs for the amount of investment involved. Basically just a few minimum wage security guards.

Due to them being replaced with electric cars which don't need gears.