Calm down, Grok.

It isn't Satire, it is ClairVoyance.

When America for the Americans WINS and EVERY LAST AVOCADO is picked only by True Americans born on American Soil for a Living Wage (or not, because not all wages are meant to be such), you will Beg the AI to do your thinking for you, and be grateful it takes that load off your mind.

The "regulation" word is an illusion, it has been thoroughly subverted for decades.

https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs...

Ah, our resident luddite again, ranting against Making AI Great in America.

Consider this, smartypants. The Government is finally taking this great country back from the hands of the invaders, who come in, pay some measly $300k for 4 years and leech great American knowledge from all these universities, many remaining in the land of the free illegally, selling their American-forged brains for a pittance.

Now that the Trump Administration is finally closing the lid on this disgusting leeching and sending all these invaders back home permanently, someone has to step in and provide the smarts. Who else, but the Great American AI? It is through the AI revolution and having a lot of factory and roofing jobs for all Americans that America will be great again.

Isn't that worthy a few (unnecessary anyway) showers a week less???

I used to once, briefly, while I was looking for a permanent place. Not exactly next to it, but about as close as the people in your video are to that bitcoin mining hell. It was absolutely inaudible. If it weren't, the authorities would have shut it down pretty quickly. Tennozu Isle.

So yeah, properly enforced appropriate regulations do suck - for the polluters. But getting to and maintaining the italicized part is a whole war in itself.

Please... Which "AI" workloads are "essential"?

Since Skype no longer exists, no.

I'm aware of how they handle the recall. My 2 year anniversary with my Ioniq 6 was last Friday. (No more free EA DCFC for me.)

My point was the total number of cars that were repaired after an ICCU failure is very small. Lots of manufacturers have recalls, including for parts that can cause a vehicle to stop running. Ford is the worst. Every vehicle lineup has their issues, so just putting it in perspective.

2 years for me, no ICCU issues. No charging issues. They did replace my interior door panels under warranty for peeling clear coat.

Yeah, about as well as "I'm buying that purism phone", "I'm rooting my samsung, not letting them have my data", "I'm running my home server for my email" and a bunch of other similar threats to the well-being of the large manufacturers, which never materialize.

Stuff they ignore completely.

If are a shrewd salesperson and you got nothing to sell, you're better off selling AI services to your former customers. Which would hurt the outfit with nothing to sell even more.

If you provide no value at all, the "AI" can easily replace you because they provide the same value for less money upfront.

Simple, really.

It's not irrelevant. To understand what the program is actually doing and how the computers actually work, you need to understand pointers. They aren't necessary in day to day work, but not understanding how they work will lead to subtle bugs.

That's a shitty situation indeed if you have not voted for the orange shitgibbon and got served this mess to deal with anyway. Little I can to to help except repeat what I've already said many times - the longer you (the US citizens) put up with it, the worse it will get.

Maybe the situation is different where you live.
But my local experience (Switzerland) the shop at the station closes during the night and cuts it light, so you also have less light too (only lights at the pump) and no attendant (you need to pay by card from the ATM-like between the pumps) neither.

In fact the EV charging station is slightly better: It has exactly the same illumination (because on highways it's also on the same rest area, either one extra stall next to the gas pumps if there's only a gas station, or a bunch of charging stalls next to the restaurant or hotel if there is one), but because usually you have a subscription to some charging network and have roaming between a lot of networks, you don't even need your wallet. So you would have had fewer reasons to get mugged, if mugging was something that happened in any significant frequency (but then again, Switzerland, insanely low criminality, so no mugging to begin with).