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Anti-AI Populism is Reshaping American Politics
(motherjones.com)
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X claims it found a Chinese bot farm posting anti-AI data center sentiments
(engadget.com)
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""These posts contained claims that AI data centers are driving up household electricity prices and straining the grid. Others included AI-generated cartoons that depicted data-center operators enriching themselves at the public&#
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X reveals foreign adversary behind fake accounts disseminating anti-data center
(foxbusiness.com)
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X reveals foreign adversary behind fake accounts disseminating anti-data center messaging
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They did remove the slogan. And no, the slogan didn't prevent evil, but both its initial adoption and change might have reflected leadership intent (or maybe it was just PR?).
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No doubt. What's the plans to add robots to his setup? My guess: none.
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That is a very short term perspective. National companies often employ locally and pay taxes and have a stake in your long term interest. A hostile power - and China to the US is a hostile power - has no such stake. Quite the opposite.
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Transit was rail iirc. Los Angeles had a red line. SF had cable cars. The Bus is a later development. And rails relationship with cars wasn't as much of a passive competition as this article suggests
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One of the hottest industries is sparking a blue-collar jobs boom
(foxnews.com)
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I read about a Japanese pizza maker: he went to Italy to study the craft masters, found the best flours and experimented with novel combinations, hand built a wood fire stove, and used choice produce and flawless execution to make world cla
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In which you have a non-optional deal with a state owned venture?
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Yes, I couldn't complain at one place as the code Nazi reviewer was my manager, and one of the best I've had (managers not code Nazi reviewers).
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China is accused of dumping cars too: https://euobserver.com/226294/eu-warns-europes-car-industry-...
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NDAs are hiding data center deals, drawing ire from locals – and attention from
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NDAs are hiding data center deals, drawing ire from locals — and attention from lawmakers
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Recording shows Alabama Power lobbyist discussing bill to appoint utility regula
(wbrc.com)
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Recording shows Alabama Power lobbyist discussing bill to appoint utility regulators
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Some might say there are altruistic totalitarians. Altruism is less likely in all populations. It's just rare.
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Didn't google give up "not being evil" a long long time ago? Are you really surprised?
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Will Trump go down as one of the greatest environmentalists... ever ?
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I doubt the Canadians want their economy flooded with Chinese goods ("dumping" - selling goods at less than cost) - which destroys local industry. This was predicted in The Economist awhile back, that if the US blocked Chinese imp
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I think AI will empower extreme decentralization - as knowledge is no longer in the hands of people who have excellent search skills (like moi) but anyone can use natural language to search for anything. This is extreme democracy and AI is
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Why is totalitarianism always the "easy likely" outcome? These are often hard fought bloody and some times brilliantly organized strategic and tactical victories. That took years. Years. Its portrayed like "oh, good guys stay
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Didn't Bill Gates make the news recently for his association with a certain notorious fellow? Might this be a part of a PR campaign to distract us from his "Island trips"?
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Talk to your computer science teacher and ask for a terminal oriented assignment. With this task in hand open a request for terminal access with the IT department.
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I always use AI to understand big diffs. And you can always reject a PR, bro with "I don't understand it to approve it. Maybe make it smaller or documents it better?" Etc I've had code approvers who gave me tons of crap,
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Tech Companies Lobbied Away Stricter Rules on Gas-Powered Data Centers
(engadget.com)
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Data center boom sparks lobbying surge
(politico.com)
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"While companies do not break out their lobbying costs by issue, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and Southern Co. were the highest lobbying spenders in the energy sector in the second quarter of the year — at $3.5 million and $3.2 million
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