Comment Re:Superionic (Score 1) 27
Yup. A better article about it:
Yup. A better article about it:
The "new electrical demand" and "expected growth" are usually based on plans, connection requests, etc. A lot of it is speculative and isn't being built.
You don’t need kW of energy to store or host an image but you do to host AI.
Kilowatts is not a measure of energy. You do need kilowatts to serve many image requests per second. You don't need much energy to serve a single AI request. You do need kilowatts to serve many per second.
To put it in a car analogy, you've decided you don't like Fords so you're just going to say bad stuff about Fords that doesn't even really make sense.
I'm pretty sure it's our ability to assign properties to things based on zero evidence.
Or would that be un-American?
Apparently. There was a push to ban football around the beginning of the 1900s. It was properly brutal, with lots of people, mostly school kids, dying from injuries. Teddy Roosevelt though it was essential for building character though, and bullied many of the colleges into keeping their teams. He did compromise and push for important rule changes though.
Other recording devices do not constantly record on their own
Yeah, lots of them do. Your phone probably does, unless you have Siri/Google/whatever turned off. So do your Echos, Homes, Alexas, OnStars etc.
Anyway, I doubt any of the laws say anything about "constantly."
Here's California's:
A person who, intentionally and without the consent of all parties to a confidential communication, uses an electronic amplifying or recording device to eavesdrop upon or record the confidential communication, whether the communication is carried on among the parties in the presence of one another or by means of a telegraph, telephone, or other device, except a radio, shall be punished
Nope, no "constantly" at all. There is an "intentionally" and a "confidential" though.
Note that topology is often called "the study of holes."
It's quite funny watching people complain about datacentres by posting on social media. Especially when they use incredibly inefficient pictures of text instead of just text.
You've been watching too much Star Trek. Emotions are some of our most basic instincts. Overcoming them to become reasonably good token predictors is what separates us from lizards.
Let me know when all this heart rate monitoring can do loss-of-pulse detection and call emergency services if I have a heart attack.
I can't tell whether that's a joke, but the Google Pixel 3 smart watch has "recently" (June, 2025) received FDA clearance for "loss of pulse" feature. Seems like there would be a lot of false positives if the watch is either too tight or not tight enough, but maybe not.
Not a joke. I'm aware of that feature, and that's why I said it. No idea about false positives.
No, it does not. Maybe you're thinking of Pixel Watch?
ABC has been and is in court over this BS so for them to act like they didn't make any threats is
He should have had him on and met the threat with equal time. see if the crook dares to show up for an interview for his time. Then give him the interview from hell. Such as questions from the audience and then bring in his biggest enemies... and victims.
Given your UID and use of the word "gay" from the 90s you are still stuck in the past and have not grown up. Probably a teen in the 90s... and failure to mature beyond that is the definition of a moron. You are likely a Trump supporter. and I feel like picking on a moron at the moment.
So can a regular phone. Or a tape recorder. Any recording device, in fact.
Let me know when all this heart rate monitoring can do loss-of-pulse detection and call emergency services if I have a heart attack. That's worth paying for. Having slightly more frequent heart rate monitoring? Don't care. Not even a little.
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