You have to frequently do some shenanigans to get things working because shit keeps breaking. I still do it, but it’s honestly annoying AF that i need to tinker with my apps like that all the time.

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That’s a very US-centric view of car industry

I rounded a bit (before I miscalculated), there’s 33.7kWh in a gallon and they use 0.35gal/h on average, so they actually use 11.8kWh just idling

I mean, it’s a bit disingenuous to use a GW example in relation to the article, when the largest currently in operation is 0.15GW

Isn’t the largest data center currently something like 100MW? So “only” 0.1GW…65.000 space heaters is still insane though.

There’s 33kWh worth of energy in a gallon of gasoline, and they use 0.3gal/hour when idling, so cars are pumping out 11kWh of heat just sitting there…that’s a surprisingly large amount of heat.

They’ll subsidize cheap locked down thin clients that can do jack shit by themselves except make an RDP connection to a VM.

Man I’m so happy I barely game anymore and my home server was rebuilt 2 years ago, hopefully it doesn’t crap out anytime soon 🤞

PLA is the filament used for printing the 3D printed parts

What kind of PLA is he using that’s only 17USD for 1.5kg?

I mean, pattern recognition in insanely large datasets is exactly what AI systems we have today are good at, which is also what the article talks about, and the issues and risks this poses in a war. yes, in a military context it enables tactical decisions to be made faster, and war kills people so not really a big eye opener there, however still horrible.

But this ability to analyze datasets that are basically too large for humans to efficiently condense to something meaningful is still valuable in many other aspect outside of military, killing and surveillance (although this is where it is used most extensively it seems)

If anyone I don’t know, including banks, police, government officials etc. called out of the blue and ask me to join a video call, I’d just hang up. That just screams “scam” in your face.

So not free at all

Aah, the mark of a true redditeur 👌

It is not “well established”, your own link only lists it as one possibility out of several, and is by no means conclusive.

also from your source:

Limited time and resources: Another theory suggests that people with low food security have limited time, knowledge, and resources to engage in healthy eating and exercise.

This is a highly complex issue, and cost doesn’t seem to be the main driver at all, definitely not conclusively.

No if course not, but that is something entirely different than cost being the issue

Exactly, so obesity is not a cost issue

I don’t know where you live, but where I live junk is stupid fucking expensive compared to veggies, and an increasing number of people are still overweight. A single 300-350g frozen pizza will set you back at least 6EUR, I can easily buy fresh veggies for a meal to feed a family of 4 people for 12EUR, less if you try to save money. I simply don’t buy in to the whole cost premise being the reason.

Aah…the Bezos-mobile