zekrioca

14 ms·

211.
by zekrioca 2y ago
https://archive.is/PNXt6
212.
by zekrioca 2y ago
I am not understanding what is the issue here, or what is it that you are suggesting. Should the EU not do anything?
213.
by zekrioca 2y ago
I "support" the article's criticism section.
214.
by zekrioca 2y ago
According to Wikipedia [1], and I quote: "A quotation or quote is the repetition of a sentence, phrase, or passage from speech or text that someone has said or written." [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quota
215.
by zekrioca 2y ago
100%
216.
by zekrioca 2y ago
People these days use /s for that, not quotes..
217.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Datacenters can still achieve ROI, but in some cases, it may take longer than expected. This delay is primarily due to the increased complexity of managing operations with the variability introduced by intermittent energy sources. While bat
218.
by zekrioca 2y ago
That's not how you calculate these things. Check [1] for an overview, specifically Page 9. Note these metrics do not include costs to handle nuclear waste, passed over into the future (at least 1000y). [1] https://www.lazard
219.
by zekrioca 2y ago
It is, but at what cost?
220.
by zekrioca 2y ago
It doesn’t.
221.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Because the commenter is a pro-nuclear who thinks nucler will solve all of short-term demand problems.
222.
by zekrioca 2y ago
I like how you think this is possible.
223.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Technically yes, but DC operators want fast ROI and the answer is no.
224.
Advancing United States Leadership in Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure(federalregister.gov)
1 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
225.
Federal Reserve withdraws from global regulatory climate change group(reuters.com)
5 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
226.
by zekrioca 2y ago
1177 is the best, or not..
227.
Hugging Face (A): Serving AI on a Platform(hbs.edu)
1 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
228.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Virtual Threads ~= Coroutines Not sure why not call it this way.
229.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Because CPUs care about semantic ordering
230.
AI is boosting interest in nuclear power, but won't soon benefit from it(sfexaminer.com)
1 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
231.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Oops :) I meant no disrespect, but from 2' or so, the conversation sounded more natural and things got smooth. Interest feature and I liked the 80's banner with the phone # like in the old TV ads!
232.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Those two persons fixedly looking to the other person reading some teleprompter that announces this feature -- likely written by ChatGPT -- is the weirdest thing ever.
233.
Bitcoin miner purchases 112-megawatt North Texas wind farm(msn.com)
19 points by zekrioca 2y ago|32 comments
234.
Meta joins the nuclear-powered AI fray(axios.com)
1 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
235.
by zekrioca 2y ago
http://carboncast.duckdns.org:8001
236.
by zekrioca 2y ago
They really want to push the agenda, with repeated posts in here. But still no solution to the 100k years waste problem, for a < 100y utilization.
237.
by zekrioca 2y ago
You are basically arguing that facil recognition is not needed, which doesn’t seem what you want to argue about.
238.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Some flight agents kinda force it on passengers, specially JetBlue ones. They say it is ‘mandatory’, but in reality they do not know or ignore their own protocols.
239.
by zekrioca 2y ago
If it doesn’t change anything, why is it needed then? And I don’t think it is faster than a human matching the ID card against a person at all.
240.
by zekrioca 2y ago
Why would you think that is, i.e., why is it simply a given that these are ‘more secure’ and that it is needed? This type of take almost looks like a virus.

More ›