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mirshafie
I pick 30 minutes at Mach 7, here’s your $5 Canadian and please get out of my way, I do intend to board now.
Replying to @some_guy@lemmy.sdf.org
Jim, it’s like robocalling but for the marketplace of ideas!
Replying to @BC_viper@lemmy.world
Just to expand on this, most people and corporations don’t just pay for usage, they also pay a fee for the max amperage they have connected to the grid. I’m sure it’s actually the same in the USA, it’s just that they’re bending over backwards to bend the rules for data centers due to mass psychosis and rampant corruption.
Replying to @MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip
Nope, there’s not. Countries like Denmark which pretty much only produces wind power is completely reliant on importing energy from countries with a diverse energy mix, without which they would have blackouts every week.
Replying to @MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip
You’re right, they should keep burning coal. Clean, beautiful coal, works no matter how hot it gets!
Replying to @gergolippai@lemmy.world
These “premium” German brands are all committing suicide. Rejecting electric cars, rejecting nuclear power, designing cars that look like puke, and doing everything to monetize your use of the car.
With incompetent leadership like this, those 8k workers being laid off from BMW is just the beginning.
Replying to @Zer0_F0x@lemmy.world
China is already making really good chips, even in old and “outdated” fabs. Because they came up with techniques for how to squeeze more resolution out of those machines than what was thought possible. So if the DUV technology works, then I’m sure their fabs will make good chips.
Replying to @Kaligalis@lemmy.world
Accurate. The West was in the Denial stage of Grief back then, believing that China could only copy, not innovate. We’re already at Bargaining now.
Replying to @LodeMike@lemmy.today
If they did have a copy in Anna’s Archive, why the fuck would AI companies find physical copies, buy them, rip them apart, scan them, and then digitize them before destroying them?
Remember, you don’t get the digital copy. It’s only used to train their models.
Replying to @T00l_shed@lemmy.world
Sounds like you’re using a 2025 harness on your CEO bot bro
Replying to @GarboDog@lemmy.world
They thought they’d sell first and leave someone else as the bagholder.
Replying to @tutter@lemmy.blahaj.zone
There’s relatively little information given how prominent these companies are. But the CIA was the first customer of both companies, and were most likely involved in their founding. Here’s a article to get you started on Oracle: sfgate.com/…/oracle-s-coziness-with-government-go…
John McAfee claimed he never used McAfee VirusScan. He never said why but while on the run in Belize he said no one should use VirusScan. My wild guess is that it might be because it scans for lots of stuff that aren’t in your interest as a user, and probably provides a convenient backdoor into your computer for certain people.
If you want the weird stuff on Oracle there’s a crazy woman who’s obsessed with Larry Ellison that writes all kinds of things about him on a place called the Drey Dossier.
SFGATEOracle's coziness with government goes back to its founding / Firm's growth sustained as niche established with federal, state agenciesOracle's coziness with government goes back to its founding / Firm's growth sustained as...Replying to @llamatron@lemmy.world
They exist for the same reason McAfee exists. They’re a CIA front.
Replying to @Knock_Knock_Lemmy_In@lemmy.world
More like it’s already popping. The Korean AI bubble already popped, dragging Intel, AMD, ARM, Nokia and others down by a significant amount. They won’t bounce back. SpaceX is going down down down. QE won’t save this one because nobody wants USD anymore.
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
Yeah. Revolution now. We need to fucking build a parallel internationalist power structure and just freeze out the billionaires from the economy. Fuck the UN, we make our own with black flags and snooker. It’s up to us to define what it means to be an adult.