No, the current corporate approach of large scale AI typically uses a lot of water. It is not the only approach.
Let's also not forget that there are places where water is plentiful and these levels of consumption would be OK. The problem is they are competing with other water uses.
As an adjudicated insurrectionist, he's disqualified under the 14th amendment from holding his office. We're already past that line.
"No man ever licks the same badger twice" - Heroclitus
They also hate people knowing they hate Arabs.
I have grave concerns about Peter Dutton in government.
Yeah, hopefully we can just buy cheap panels and put it together how we want. If that also opened up options for hackers to build entirely new display applications, or in new ways, that would be the dream.
They won the Battle of Britain with invisible military tech they invented, so it's not that surprising.
But that's the thing: televisions are complex and can be very difficult to repair, so what do you do when you can't buy a dumb replacement anymore? I have the same issue with cars. I would like to replace ours with an EV, but they are a privacy nightmare whereas my car's peak technology is FM radio.
I was thinking earlier today about how much technology waste there is because old stuff is superseded so quickly. Maybe in future we will treasure the tech we had before it all went to shit.
Props to Ireland though
Sure, sometimes the cover misrepresents the book but AI slop cover suggests AI slop content. No thanks, will spend my time elsewhere.
He has angered the penguins
Has anyone ever seen him properly laugh?