Lmao there’s whole books about this. One is Life After Google, published 10 (?) years ago and it said blockchain would rule the world :) The subtitle is literally “The Fall Of Big Data And The Rise Of The Blockchain Economy”

Lmao let’s see how long it takes them to shut this down

If they’re talking about it openly, I bet it already exists

Leave it at home lol

Funny Tim Ballard and OAR is nowhere to be seen

I mean… Is that not reasoning, I guess? It’s what my brain does-- recognizes patterns and makes split second decisions.

Seen this like 10 years ago lol

It sounds like he thinks the word “tariff” just means “payment”. Then he follows that with “[whoever he thinks should make the payment]”. Tariff by Apple, Tariff by China, etc. Honestly. I don’t know how else you can make it make sense.

Depends on the prompt, the model, the parameters, which DCs, time of day, location in the world, and other factors. They answer the question but there’s so many variables that can affect footprint (and big hyperscalers do not release this data so you have to under a lot)

When the fuck will you people get it?? Every technology will eventually be used against you by the state

So take a fucking picture with your phone

A tailwind to be sure

Maps I bet they won’t kill. Or GCP. On a long enough timeframe though, who knows

Is it technically unlimited, just very very slow?

Amazing the Tesla dev team that made this was dumb enough to actually put it in the UI in real-time. Just updates the mileage behind the scenes in data, then only update the UI slowly along the way. Not actually double counting in the UI visibly fast lmaoo

Edit: fine maybe it was a product team or whatever. Someone somewhere made the decision NOT to decouple real-time mileage data from the UI lol

The phrase is “vegetative electron microscopy”

Valérie Viale, the director of product management at Amadeus, a travel technology company, told the Times that the changes were “the biggest in 50 years”. She said: “The last upgrade of great scale was the adoption of e-ticketing in the early 2000s. The industry has now decided it’s time to upgrade to modern systems that are more like what Amazon would use.”

Lmaooooo yes let’s that famously consumer-first megalith as our baseline

Lmao it’s like Snowpiercer. Exactly like that. The little kid/person in the machinery of the train is the big secret to how the whole thing runs

Lol you’re completely right of course but when you start adding all this it is less relatable to someone who is not familiar with it already

Power is water throughput in a pipe, energy is water filling a bucket. Simplest way I’ve found to explain it in my 15 years in the energy space.