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Most chatbot servers don't have video outputs (piefed.social)
submitted 10 months ago by to c/technology@beehaw.org
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Reminder: there are no video outputs on these chatbot data center processors driving up the prices of graphics cards.

So they can't even sell as used GPUs to crash the consumer GPU price market when the AI bubble pops.

This is a reminder that businesses aren't "money focused calculation machines that optimize for the maximum possible profit." They don't worry about every little dollar, they just print money and use it to control you.

Raising prices for you is the goal, not a byproduct of some other smarter plan.

Some people don't need the rest of this post, and it's very long, so I'll put it in a comment.

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[–] [S] 0 points 10 months ago* (2 children)

Weak gaslighting attempt

Misspelling doggie as doge doesn't change the pronunciation to "doj"

There would either be no change at all or a change to something more like "dowg" because it's understood that the word is still supposed to be based on "dog." There's no reason you'd lose the G sound from "dog" here

Learn how spelling and pronunciation work

And if you want to gaslight me, I'm generally just not very susceptible, but I at least take people more seriously on nostr because there are no bans there. Would make more sense to try there

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  • [–] 2 points 10 months ago (1 child)

    Literally nobody pronounces "doge" as "doggie" or "dog". Everyone I know pronounces it as "doge".

    It's an intentional misspelling, you're supposed to pronounce it wrong (compared to "dog") intentionally.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 10 months ago

    So again, that would be something like "dowg" or "doggeh" instead of "doggie"

    Not "doj"

    I never heard anyone read it as "doj" until about when Elon Musk started pushing that pronunciation, which was based on an old English word for a feudal lord or something, not how people automatically read that spelling

    I feel like you're just be wasting my time on purpose, why would anyone actually read it like that? You're probably trolling

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