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gosub100
9mo ago
Are you excluding the cost of training the AI from the calculation?
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9mo ago
I agree with your statement, but the difference is we all will pay higher electricity costs whether we use it or not. That's the difference between Mc.D's and AI. Yet another example of socialize the costs, privatize the profits (
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gosub100
9mo ago
> the other sacrifices I make This frames the dilemma that you just need to make this little sacrifice so Trillion.ai can make it's trillion. We shouldn't sacrifice anything.
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9mo ago
What if I was in the first group, but abandoned them after being lied to? Told how important it was for ME to take public transit and drive an EV, only for AI to march in and consume multiple nation's worth of energy. That's not &
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9mo ago
Why wouldn't it be open to all? The person I replied to just said how great it is for open information to trickle down to everyone.
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9mo ago
Why can't some of these trillion dollar companies invest back in the quantum tech that got them there, if it's so certain there will be benefits? Why not Apple and Nvidia fund the next particle collider, and give something back to
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9mo ago
No, wealth gets more concentrated. Fewer people on the team will be able to afford a comfortable lifestyle and save for retirement. More will edge infinitesimally closer to "barely scraping by".
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gosub100
9mo ago
And a similar question: if you took a normal magnet and rotated it very quickly, say 10k rpm, would it emit an RF signal at (10k/60) hz? I'm 95% sure the answer is yes but I've never seen this demonstrated.
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9mo ago
Did you check what zodiac sign the account was created under too? That's another signal for you.
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9mo ago
"It's expensive af to be poor" - unknown source
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9mo ago
Because one could sell DDoS services that overload the target network with porn.
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9mo ago
The charity was cover for something. Just like the "Clinton foundation".
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9mo ago
He was the access agent and the one procuring girls for powerful men. He would then produce blackmail and force the men to capitulate to his demands. He was a mossad operative.
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9mo ago
The wicked smart people are the ones who created and honed the right/left divide in the US. Trump is an avatar of one extreme that manipulated people wanted.
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9mo ago
There are valid reasons to oppose regulations. They can be used to create barriers of entry for small businesses, for example. They constantly affect the poor more than the middle class.
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9mo ago
It's the successor to IXBox
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9mo ago
Why would this cause everyone in the area to not vaccinate, and not just limited to parents who are on a most-wanted list? What made me disappointed about this was that they revealed how they did it, and they didn't rescue the doctor w
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gosub100
9mo ago
Can you make more substantive comments besides saying "wrong!" ? I don't disagree with your claim but it's extremely low effort and adds nothing to the conversation.
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9mo ago
I didn't say they make it. They have it, like an older person who grew their portfolio over time. They are an example of someone who invests in AI without knowing anything about what it is.
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9mo ago
Because "investors" are a large group. Many of them are not involved in the industry and are clueless about tech. Same reason they invest in OpenAI, that hasn't made any money. Investors, both commercial and individual, often
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9mo ago
I find it strange that when there is a housing crisis, they can't seem to build enough, frequently because of building permit refusals. But when a data centers get secrecy and fast tracked before anyone can oppose them.
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9mo ago
It's still contract work. When it's over so is your paycheck.
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9mo ago
"Less than agriculture " isn't the limit on what is too much. not sure how you decided that. Western states in particular struggle with their water supply and should not be wasting it on cooling transistors for people who are
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9mo ago
On reddit they used to say "the down vote is not a disagree button" but that's not the case here. I've been specifically corrected when I assumed that. So if the prevailing opinion is that ice is committing murder, it ma
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9mo ago
Check the engineering salaries between each organization and reconsider your claim.
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9mo ago
You want PCIe-6? Cool well that only runs on Asus G-series with AI, and is locked to attested devices because the performance is so high that bad code can literally destroy it. So for safety, we only run trusted drivers and because they mus
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9mo ago
My tinfoil hat theory is devices like HDDs will be locked and only work on "attested" systems that actively monitor the files. This will be pushed by the media industry to combat piracy. Then opened up for para-law enforcement lik
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9mo ago
It doesn't exist for that express purpose, but the voice and video impersonation is definitely being used to scam elderly people. Instead of being used to protect us or make our lives easier, it is being used by evildoers to scam the w
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9mo ago
It's not a foregone conclusion that they are bullshit jobs. What's likely to happen is that work or risk management will now be foisted on other staff that will not receive extra compensation for handling or will get marked down o
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9mo ago
We don't do the "duct-tape an insult to the end to drive your point harder" gimmick here. It will lead to loss of your account.
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