So instead of 1000 farms, setup 91 farms and 91 battery backups (equal to 910 farms). That still a lot of investment into the future

Assuming you’re from USA, look at vail resorts in Colorado.

Unliveable for locals. And people who work there commute hours (as in more than 1 hour, maybe 2) one way to work.

Tourism can break local economy

Assuming you’re from USA, look at vail resorts in Colorado.

Unliveable for locals. And people who work there commute hours (as in more than 1 hour, maybe 2) one way to work.

Tourism can break local economy

What’s the P…S?

Even if there were 535 body bags from the “war”, you’d be hard pressed to find a spine in the US govt.

They hate kings but loooove strong presidents and a cult of personality

In the cabinets of diff govt. Most govt seem to like USA despite the populace not liking it

Evolution is not subtractive. Bacteria didn’t evolve from humans

Tesla has been sued. But their brilliant legal defense is that full self driving needs the driver’s full attention to take over. These accidents are human error Not Tesla

At 57% sugar, it is no longer a bread spread but a flavored sugar mix

Graham senator guy has been goading for a war with Iran since 2010 or even earlier

Preservative is common for eng and french

Nice try stochastic pick pocketer

Smarter design is possible than throwing area at this. Intel and AMD both have patents on similar HW techniques

Not all GPU can do this efficiently. Maybe only 50 series

No one is hoarding RAM (or DRAM aka what we call as RAM)

Instead it has mostly been a supply side crunch, and none of the individual steps are “illegal”

1. AI servers use a special memory called HBM
2. HBM is good at what it does but it has a very ‘high wafer area per server’ (it is stacked, and each level is lower density than normal DRAM)
3. OpenAI (and apparently others) skipped middlemen of supply chain and directly negotiated with the fab to get priority for their HBM fabrication.
4. This crunched supply on the open market for HBM
5. Other people followed up
6. Fab companies pivoted other manufacturing lines to HBM because of so many orders (and because it is really profitable to manufacture)
7. That caused crunch on DRAM
8. Other memory manufacturers pivoted to more expensive segment of their expertise (eg Flash memory fab)
9. This caused crunch on other common memory segments
10. Expensive memory means you try to move to higher segment for your own products (eg: laptop, mobile) else you don’t have any slack in your BOM. This is causing the consumer good crunch
11. Once stuff becomes expensive, people hedge and buyout inventories. This is causing the Covid era style supply chain shock. The impact radius is expected to increase in coming months even if RAM situation resolves.
12. “Special mission” against Iran is blocking critical supply chain for chips (speciality chemicals, helium, etc.)

He was what people would have called “a generous king” in the UK

LLM seem magic if you don’t have expertise in an area. Middle management and above don’t have any technical expertise in their domain do they love the 40% (a bit worse than the 80-20 rule) that LLM enable.

Report: “Project is delayed because we are fixing a deadlock issue” Mgmt to LLM: “My project is delayed because of deadlock issue. What should I do?” LLM: “Oxidise your codebase and use Rust” Mgmt to team: “We should stop writing in C++ and use Rust 100%” Le Team has no rust experience and a 15 year old codebase in C++

Pretty sure colloquial sense

“when we weren’t looking” sounds like a cop out

Disallowing voting on any reason just allows the govt to use it to disenfranchise voters. Systemic biases have ensured that majority of original classes of people ineligible to vote have the largest proportion of disenfranchised voters even today in USA after 60 or 250 years, however you want to count