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@ThinPicking said in Assorted news:
@Peatful said in Assorted news:
AI infrastructure investment
Aptly named "The Stargate Project".
Interesting
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Canada has an abundance hydroelectricity and sells it to the US. If trump imposes a 25% tariffs to imports from Canada, then would it be reasonable to expect Canada to impose a 25% tariff on electrical power?
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Quits or forced to resign?
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@DavidPS said in Assorted news:
180 Republicans Voted Against Funding the FAA, the Agency That Keeps Planes from Crashing
For the libtard brain everything is a funding issue. They never look at how the money is spent. Instead they always cry for more. This is the direct result of a political party being ran by females.
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For the libtard brain everything is a funding issue. They never look at how the money is spent. Instead they always cry for more.
"it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail"
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@Luke said in Assorted news:
and hang himself.
Bit strong Luke but still I'm laughing because of that.
He can lead by example
And stop using the word "will" until "AI" is capable of prediction to that effect. He should also strategically deprive his descendants of preferential access and opportunity. They're one of us right.
Actually never mind. He should just stop lying down. It doesn't look or sound good.
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https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20250327-how-bill-gates-predicted-our-it-age-back-in-1993
"information is starting to redefine our world, its geography and its economy"
"This is the information age, and the computer is the tool of the information age and software is what will determine how easily we can get at all of that information."
In-formation hey. The trouble seems to be that if the user doesn't have a working bullshit detector in their wetware, you may as well play hand roulette with a blindfold.
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This is not news but rather a way of interpreting some of our current events.
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ff's tweet here may have some relevance in that.
What if there's a "new" kind of "enemy" that doesn't involve nonsense events we could dismantle in 5 minutes. Or war. War is lame.
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tbf I caught a video someone posted on the totallycoolnontoxicforum.com some months ago where a farmers life had been ruined by EPA assessment at PFAS levels that might not pose a threat at higher metabolic rates. It was a tough watch, I'll try to find it.
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