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by zekrioca 1y ago
How many trainings and retraining are happening as we speak? How many more when the transition from millions of jobs replaced by AI do you expect? What about inference across all of that?
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by zekrioca 1y ago
No one is asking people to stop using the Internet. However, becoming aware of one’s consumption is important, and as of now, people are generally oblivious to their digital footprint beyond power consumption, which is only one of the aspec
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Okay, next periodical table elements...
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by zekrioca 1y ago
They are utilitarians, they do not care about manners. I agree with your main point.
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by zekrioca 1y ago
The submitted title is different from the original URL.
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How to stop Hertz's AI from charging for minor scrapes on your rental car(nypost.com)
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Winning the Race America's AI Action Plan [pdf](whitehouse.gov)
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by zekrioca 1y ago
* Available in 17 hours, 34 minutes...........
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In landmark opinion, World Court says countries must address climate change(reuters.com)
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With One Call, Trump Alters the Fate of a Contested Power Project(nytimes.com)
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The US gets serious about rare earth metals(newsletter.doomberg.com)
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Meta Superintelligence – Leadership Compute, Talent, and Data(semianalysis.com)
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Could add wattage and MSRP.
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AI Startup Esperanto Winds Down Silicon Business(eetimes.com)
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Britain shuns $34B Morocco-UK subsea power project(reuters.com)
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With batteries, electricity can be brought on as required, and has already been helping: https://comptroller.texas.gov/economy/fiscal-notes/infrastru...
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Arcing.
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Why do you think this “easy solution” would work?
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Let alone the transmission lines totally catching fire after a 10X output increase.
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by zekrioca 1y ago
As for (2), there are so many other ways to exploit that electricity. Mining Bitcoin isn’t the only way. But I agree, you should have considered batteries, and more flexible loads into your calculations as to how to be profitable. 3MWh is c
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Because they don’t want to upgrade the grid, don’t want to compromise even in flexible cases, and want to keep everything as is.
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Batteries are very important to reliability, but not the only way to exploit solar. Not all loads are the way you think they are. And it wouldn’t have a net negative value to the grid (it is literally free energy, I am always shocked as to
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by zekrioca 1y ago
What a nonsense. This is the government itself proposing the subsidie to build up long term renewables, which have a much more important role to local communities. Author then writes about their important experiences, listing important less
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by zekrioca 1y ago
And their focus is..?
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by zekrioca 1y ago
Non US persons also pay taxes, so surely they should be able to sign this letter?
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Amazon to invest $10bi in NC to expand cloud and advance AI innovation(aboutamazon.com)
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Schej(schej.it)
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Trends – Artificial Intelligence by Mary Meeker [pdf](bondcap.com)
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Spotube is banned from using "Spotify API"(spotube.krtirtho.dev)
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Is AI Enhancing Education or Replacing It?(chronicle.com)
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