Give it another week and the ram for the steam machine will cost more than the whole steam machine the day it was announced.

I mean ya, that works if they know who you are.

Sorry my bad. The messages will all be converted into AI slop when you submit them so you aren’t actually communicating with someone with your own written words so you have plausible deniability that you didn’t actually write any messages using encryption which is now an offense punishable by death.

It’s because it can’t be taken down. What happens when they arrest everyone working at signal? When they arrest you for hosting a E2E encrypted message relay?

That’s where language like this is headed.

Ethereum also recently introduced something called blobs, which is temporary data that lasts around 18 days. So it isn’t necessarily stored forever if you wanted a not as permanent message. There are archives that will keep all that as well, but it’s not maintained on the regular chain past 18d.

I know this is gonna get downvoted but…

This is all going to lead to needing to use some open blockchain based communication system.

E2E encrypted, routed through a public blockchain they can’t block. Use one of Ethereums L2 systems to keep short messages under a penny or two and route all payments through Tornado Cash so they can’t be tracked.

All open source, nothing to take down, uncensorable.

It won’t be for everyone at first it would he too technical in a lot of cases, but it’s going to be the last option at the end of this road.

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Decades from now when we have Speed Racer type tracks they’ll regret that.

So, I just watched the F1 movie with Brad Pitt, and the mention f2 and f3.

I only just realized, that f zero is likely meant to be the next one after 1, as in the new elite race rank.

That game was so fucking good.

Clearly their adoption of rushing out AI generated code is working well.

oh ya, i bet they’d pay a shit ton for that if available.

Most services today have user accounts so they can store your information, that way if you get a new phone for example, you can just sign into a new device and your content is there. So the maps, your configurations etc, are all sent to a remote server so it just works.

Having to manually connect to the robot each time, when you might not even be in the same country when you want to connect, doesn’t work if it’s all done locally.

Companies that want to offer connected services like this but are privacy centric could let you encrypt it before sending it so they can’t see what the contents are, but then you need to manage the idiot populace and their inability to properly secure this kind of information. Then, you start getting all sorts of support calls like I lost the encryption key and now I can’t access my map! What kind of stupid service makes me remap things when I change phones and forget something!? 1 STAR!

So there’s no really getting around sending some data back to the server, but even IF they have it unencrypted, there’s no reason other than corporate profit taking to also be using that data. They don’t have to, but they will and do.

I hadn’t really thought about how the furniture is arranged. I wonder if that’s something they sell to designers so they can then see what’s trending. Some of them don’t use cameras, but use lidar, but still getting an overall shape of things would seem useful to a designer.

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We have such copious amounts of excess power but its all in off peak times. We need to build batteries or other storage methods so we can capture it in off peak hours for use during peak hours. It also helps stabilize and strengthen the grid.

We should force these data centers to help foot the bill for that instead of doing the stupid shit they’re doing like portable generators, bring coal plants back online and what not.

In this case wouldn’t it be the leopards eating itself?

A nice roasted tail maybe?

Australia isn’t the greatest spot to run a data centre in general in terms of heat, but I do understand the need for sovereign data centres, so this obviously can’t work everywhere.

What makes you think $3.5 million can’t be profitable? A mid sized hospitals heating bill can get into the many hundreds of thousands or into the millions even. Especially if it’s in a colder environment. A 5-6 year payback on that wouldn’t be terrible and would be worth an upfront investment. Even a 10 year payback isn’t terrible.

These colder locations are the ideal locations for the data centres in the first place because they generally want a cooler climate to begin with, so they will gravitate to them when possible.

Edit: And if you build a data centre with this ability to recoup heat, you could start building further commercial things in the area and keep the heat redistribution very close. You don’t need to travel very long distances. You do need to put some thought into where they go through and whats around or will be built around.

For the record my stance triggering this large comment chain was based off what OP wrote about AI.

AI is a crutch for dumb people.

I never said you had to like it or not liking it makes you an idiot.

If you want to say I was calling people who say

AI is a crutch for dumb people.

Are idiots, I’ll accept that accusation.

What does Samsung’s memory division think is going to happen to their phone division if they won’t sell them ram, wow.

I wonder if they realized there weren’t enough GPUs, so they decided lets just build a massive ram cpu/farm to do the job at 1/100th the speed and waste money on the inefficiency.

Are you fucking kidding me? Holy fucking hell.