Comment "Informational benefits" (Score 2) 88
When people start treating these casinos as a source of predictive information is when they'll become the most dangerous:
When people start treating these casinos as a source of predictive information is when they'll become the most dangerous:
Plausible deniability?
They offer more affordable lifting capacity than a gas-powered aircraft rated for human passengers that also has to haul the weight of a paid pilot to the same altitude.
Damn, I didn't even consider the possibility that they have Ghostbusters-style Thetan Traps!
Maybe jump on a couch?
Bonus points next round for playing The Floor is Lava!
They wouldn't even have to run in the first place since they could take their time and freely look around.
They are probably offering Slave Wages.
And now they are using robots.
Meanwhile the word ROBOT literally means slave (https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=robot)
What's more obnoxious than an AI data center? A bomb test range?
The only way a discussion board comment will ever end up in an AI data center is after it's ripped from the Internet for training data. They're nothing like a traditional general-purpose data center, you're making an apples-and-hand grenades comparison between two things that are kinda round, handheld-sized and will hurt if they bonk you on the head. If every AI data center burned to the ground tomorrow, only AI services would be lost, and every discussion board could drop these PITA Cloudflare checks needed to keep the AI scrapers from bogging them down.
I'm doing my part!
I remember someone proposing to add salt to the ocean water to counteract the effects of ice melting. Why can't we just get salt from the dead sea and dump it gradually where the AMOC's water is loosing it's salinity?
Running WCG/F@H tasks on computers and phones would be a good use.
My money is that the AI will says the quiet things out loud and will insist that it is the REAL MZ.
These cryptocurrency payments can't be used to fund terror and evade sanctions since all the transactions are public on the blockchain! Also, would anyone like to buy a bridge?
The trouble with money is it costs too much!