There was a firefiiiiiiiight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KCzK9pWQDo

Or even a rival cocaine dealer

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Don't forget the infrasound! YouTube link: Datacenters behaving like acoustic weapons

Isn't a bullet basically a very fast little rock if you think about it?

I believe the classical interpretation is to nail your 95 complaints to the door with a dagger.

We're at the last one because they've removed all the others.

Same

It's what Kirk would have wanted RIP

I actually think the market will beat them too it. Between Sora being taken out behind the barn, the laundry list of layoffs that indicate these companies are getting high off their own supply, and lastly the very real realization that all this "investment" is a massive billion dollar circle jerk.

It looks too bubbly to me, we can only hope the pop happens fast enough that these companies cant cannabalize eachother, but thats wishful thinking.

Please people, you need to stop spreading this misinformation.

AI is not killing the environment. If you track the sources of these claims, you will find that they first were spread by McKinsey and Bloomberg, who have a vested interest in publicly traded oil companies and other polluting corporations. They love to spread this misinformation because it distracts from the REAL environmental harms being caused by fossil fuels, meat farming, and concrete production. See drawdown.org for the specific numbers.

We need to stay focused on climate change and not get distracted. Our efforts should be focused on stopping new coal plants and factory farms. Datacenters, and especially the one in indianapolis which wouldn’t even have used water for cooling, have minimal environmental impact compared to trump’s coal, oil, and farming policies which will kill tens of millions in the long run and have already sparked wars.

We can fix climate change. We were so close to replacing fossil fuels that oil companies got scared; we can’t afford to give up at the last mile.

That's how you know this guy did it to himself.

13 drive-by quick-access points

Why we talkin bout the Klingon dilithium mining moon?

Everything's fine on Praxis, don't need help nope it's all good thanks move along

They should’ve listened when people were on their soap boxes. Seems like someone got tired of seeing this guy ignoring them lol.

Violence is never the answer, except when it is.

I'm sick of not being able to vote for a fucking good person.

I will not vote for anyone approving data centers in my city. Scumbags.

You'd be surprised at how cheap indiana politicians can be bought for. If the stoners here could organize a go fund me and donate the cost of a taco bell meal each we'd have legal weed.

Soon

Or put them in places humans can't easily live.

It could be in cold remote areas where they could get the sun for several months at a time, charge huge batteries, and run on battery during the dark months.

They'd have colder ambient air so cheaper to cool.

Or.. return to efficient software values, live within our means, and serve applications from more easily cooled low power chips.

I'm curious what you mean by "no data centers should be built in this country".

Almost everything on the Internet exists because a data center is hosting it.

If all of the data centers exist outside of the country, not only latency issues would arise but data security and availability concerns as well.

If there were no datacenters anywhere, the Internet would be a much slower, unreliable, and sparesly populated place.

They're pushing hard for them in Georgia. I get a lot of ads on YouTube about how Georgia Power has recently locked in a rate for three years. (I believe they're ignoring that it shot up a lot prior to this, but I might be mistaken.) It's so weird seeing ad campaigns that are targeting businesses instead of individuals (or at least individuals working for businesses).

Just confirming that to stream Letterkenny in the US, Netflix should build a data center on the Canadian side of Lake Huron (cause they made the damn show of course), and then pipe the data back to the US?