I am willing to bet the loans get differed, they are later forced to IPO and will pay debts with that whilst Altmam probably noshes off the great orange turd in hopes he can disappear somewhere with a truck load of cash.

If fruit flies can now play Doom, maybe they’ll leave me the fuck alone whilst I’m having a large Merlot.

No, what I’m suggesting is the splitting the atom has eventually lead to using nuclear power as a massive source of energy that has powered countries all over the world. I feel as though AI already is already a knife dangling over humanities head, but I hope and believe that it will mostly be used for good and not as a threat to a proxy war or continually enriching the already rich.

People still talking as if AI is sentient.

Mankind created the atomic bomb, used it twice, then turned the science into power for people all over the world. Let’s hope we can harness AI in a similar way.

The thing is, it just isnt even a surprise anymore. In fact I’d be more surprised if these devices weren’t doing this. What worries me is that the industry seems to think its acceptable and more often than not there are no consequences.

This gif seems in bad taste. Its like its celebrating the attack, rather than concentrating on those who perished and the damage done.

I actually quite like this. Also, if you can squeeze and AMD cpu into it, it could double as an iron.

He means potato chips.

Why stop at 30 trillion? I’d have thought anything above 4 or 5 would be pure fantasy.

By this logic surely his real name is Mike Tython?

US continuing this weird obsession with moving back to the 1950s.

I present to you…the French.

“Top Economist” states the bleeding obvious.

Thats not Portman’s fault.

Is the water recycled, fed back into the source or does it just float around the system or is evaporated into the air? I’m basically imagining a water cooled PC, but one million times the size.

Not the economy of the 99% anyway. I worry for the future of the world with these fucking things. Countries needing money are going to allow these to be built when companies throw enough money and lobby governments. The damage they will do to the environment will be tragic. So many are going up so quickly with not a thought to how they affect the area they’re built. From what I have seen they consume massive amounts of fresh water and heat the air around them venting into the atmosphere. This is surely going to have lasting affects on the earth (if enough are built). The AI bubble is just inane, its money laundering at the grandest scale and it needs to be stopped before its too late.

I’ve lived 43 years with never buying an EA sports title. I think I’ll manage the rest.

As a family we rarely watch “on demand” or live TV. We have a mini hooked up to our TV and sail the seas for shows we want and watch them that way. We have a Roku stick in our bedroom TV and it works great, but if I get the feeling it starts to go all Project 2025 its getting ditched, but I’m in the UK so it’ll be interesting to see how it changes here.

The current problem with mass solar plants is that they lose a good chunk of the stored energy before it is distributed to where it goes. Obviously far better than coal, but the panels need to be at the source of where they need to go, hence why roof top solar panels on buildings are great idea. Wind power is a lot more efficient, but it isn’t like we can all plonk big windmills on our roofs.