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Microsoft cancels leases for AI data centers, analyst says(bloomberg.com)
402 points by suraci 2y ago|339 comments
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by suraci 2y ago
i'm a little curious is it true that you can only get information from the Economist or NYT or CNN or BBC or wikipedia? have anyone of you tried to get information from other sources? like some non-english articles and posts? or from s
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by suraci 2y ago
> Financing North Korea's nuclear missile program ...hail hydra
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by suraci 2y ago
well, that's a good question I'm afraid there's nothing i can do to improve this the only thing i can do is trying to avoid rationalizing it there are so many things like this that I'm incapable of changing
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by suraci 2y ago
wtf people are homeless homeless guys in a school a homeless guy in a school with a gun a homeless guy shot another in a school and all you care is if it's a school shooting??? wtf am i the only one who think all of these listed above
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hail hydra
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by suraci 2y ago
in this case, it's domestic chip manufacturers are getting support from government government is not good at smuggling chips without getting attention, better try to contact some dealers in singapore or malaysia
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by suraci 2y ago
coincidentally, just read this: https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Blackouts-Are-Bec... i'm not an expert of energy, need some time to validate this > The harsh reality is that natural gas plants,
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by suraci 2y ago
why you have thought like this? it's not how it works in China The Chinese government only supports companies that are in line with industrial policies and are facing difficulties that require assistance. This is because such companies
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by suraci 2y ago
It feels really odd seeing Engels' quotes used like this. The focus of Engels' criticism when he made these statements was on *capitalist production relations*, where capitalists control the means of production and obtain profits
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by suraci 2y ago
Common people and rulers usually have different perspectives. As a European, you would have such a perspective. But in the eyes of European politicians, they wouldn't view the issue as you do. This is because their sole purpose of exis
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i agree with the methodology of materialism which the author analyze it with
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I think you misunderstood what I said, Here, 'new' is not a compliment but an objective description to differentiate it from 'old'. What I mean is, JD Vance represents the ideas of the group of Americans who voted for Tr
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by suraci 2y ago
this article is better than i expected since most English articles about geopolitics are filled with ideologically driven whining. i like how it referenced Planck's principle > Cultures do not change when people replace their old id
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"Hence there is immanent in capital an inclination and constant tendency, to heighten the productiveness of labour, in order to cheapen commodities, and by such cheapening to cheapen the labourer himself. " "No doubt, in turn
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by suraci 2y ago
Almost every company that announced layoffs said, "We're 're-organizing' to focus on AI", but not "We're over-productive because of AI."
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ecosystem
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by suraci 2y ago
I always consider open-sourcing to be a great social experiment. It may fail one day, but its effects will remain and benefit everyone.
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it's awesome! i need to buy one
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> Yet although Iran, Russia, and China did run influence operations biden harris and trump are hosting the most epic party this year all the evil axis are coming but guess who's not coming it's you! DPRK!
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There's little correlation here
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> source: I regularly work with engineers from that culture and studied relevant geopolitics. that's the problem in 1990-2010, >80% chinese influencers are liberals after 2010, it went down to <30% after 2020, <10% and most
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by suraci 2y ago
SMCI lost 60% after its auditor failed to audit and resigned after that, it roses 300% SMCI is also a target of hindenburg https://hindenburgresearch.com/smci/ before this, I didn't even know that a company that c
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by suraci 2y ago
'left' and 'right' are relative, depends on where you stand in my perspective, I can see DEI-right and MEGA-right it looks like: left ------------------------------------------------------ right commies------------------
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This looks like stories of some public services, like bus services. The government sold 'unprofitable' public services to companies. companies raised the price, but somehow it's still 'unprofitable', so the governme
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by suraci 2y ago
surely there'll be some process of background checks anyone who has ever said 'eat the rich' 'free palestine' 'something in our society went wrong' in sns will be rejected by the process
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you built a internal project, co-hosted with a database, with a password 'abc123' a month later, your manager decided to share it with other teams, the decision was made in a meeting which you're not invited when the manager
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i'm the one who set the password security is not a requirement for many startups, velocity is
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> Why would TSMC want to buy factories from Intel? I think the reason is obvious...it has no choice
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This happened multiple times over the course of a few days, and it makes me think, what's the pattern behind it? My guess is, departments don't want layoffs, but they don't want to contradict the higher-ups either, so they fi

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