Oh, fluffernutter.
ICE is only convenient because of a hundred years of infrastructure build-out. But you think having an electrician spend two hours running a 50 amp line from your panel to the side of your house, which takes a few hours, is somehow an insurmountable block.
The problem is not overall capacity. It's that they're all crowding into the same areas. Most places in the US (let alone the world) have nobody building datacentres anywhere near them. They all want to go into the places with not merely cheap power, but cheap property taxes and other incentives. Some places will tax everything, down to the servers themselves, whereas some will only tax the land and the building shell, not even the power interconnects or cooling systems.
When everyone wants to rush into the same place, it overtaxes the local grid; they have to build not just more generation, but power lines, substations, etc. And all of this has to go through permitting. There's no real limit to how much generation can be built, but none of the datacentre operations want to wait, because they're all worried about missing out on the opportunity. Hence the reason that they try to come up with stopgaps, like installing their own generators, or... this approach.
ECL MV1 / Lambda is 3,5 miles from the Googleplex. And 10-12 miles further to the southeast, Santa Clara is one of the densest datacentre hubs on Earth.
If you care about where they actually live, and distances to datacentres:
Sundar Pichai: Los Altos Hills, CA: ECL MV1 / Lambda (Mountain View), 5-6mi; Santa Clara Data Center Hub (CoreSite SV9, Vantage, Colovore), 9-11 miles
Larry Page: Palo Alto, Ca: ECL MV1 / Lambda (Mountain View), 4-5mi; Santa Clara Data Center Hub, 10-12mi.
Sergey Brin: Los Altos Hills / Bay Area: ECL MV1 / Lambda (Mountain View), 5-7mi; Santa Clara Data Center Hub, 9-12mi
Demis Hassabis (Google DeepMind CEO): North London, UK: London Docklands Hub (Telehouse / Equinix), 7-9mi; Slough Data Center Hub (Equinix, Yondr), 18-20mi
I don't know about you, but they're all way closer to datacentres than I am.
Either they are right and we can all retire early and live in a socialistic Trek-ish paradise, or the AI bubble will pop and we'll have yet another nasty recession. There's not a lot in between because Wallstreet is pricing and valuating for the 1st scenario.
or STFU about PHP.
They added the stock reaction may be due more to massive expectations than disappointing data.
And not due to the fact Moderna has leaky cybers?
Is there a vaccine that cures Maga Gullibility Syndrome? It may also reduce crime by reducing the number of Muslims and trans people getting beat up for existing because the Maga Fox Jesus Cult claims they are demons...without double-blind proof.
Because it embeds into html, rather than rendering the html. It makes for very fragmented code.
In my experience, most sufficiently advanced use of PHP involves rendering the HTML. You can do it either way.
And most sufficiently complex PHP uses PHP as a full-fledged language, complete with classes, etc., and to the extent templates are used, the code in them consists of tiny partial-line-long fragments of code that call some method in some other file that is basically just code.
In other words, very fragmented code isn't caused by PHP; it's caused by the way that the developer chose to use PHP.
...sharks with lasers, but this was Plan B.
In the grand scheme of things someone being here illegally and working construction is about last on my list of priorities
They bother me.
They are taking up housing that US citizens could use....everyone keeps complaining about needing more housing, eh?
They are a burden on our schools and other public resources.
They are dead weight on our medical system...in many cities they overrun the ERs of hospitals making it difficult for true US citizens to get emergency care in their own country.
Just a few examples.,,....the US budget would save a lot of money if they were GONE.
It turns out that immigrants commit fewer crimes than citizen
There you go again, conflating ILLEGAL migrants with LEGAL migrants, especially those that actually wish to come legally and become US citizens because they want to melt in and believe in our principals ans way of life.
Add some guard towers with machine guns and the border is starting to look like post WW2 Berlin.
Except in Berlin they were trying to keep people IN....there's a big difference from letting people freely leave if they want....and invasion from foreign entities.
Frankly, iI'd be all for settting up our snipers, they could get some free practice...
And a No Man's land....complete with a field along the border of land mines.
Steve Jobs said two years ago that X is brain-damaged and it will be gone in two years. He was half right. -- Dennis Ritchie
