What is the confusion? They directly state that you are the product if you use their discounted offering. It isn't an assumption that should lead you to this, it is Meta's very direct communication that should lead you…
Technology doesn't just spring into being, there will always be comments on the organizations that developed it. If you don't like them or find them repetitive, it is far easier to collapse them and move on then bend a…
> [...] shows an intelligence score of 59, the same as Opus 5 medium! Nothing here is false, you are simply confused. You either didn't read what they wrote in its entirety or decided to reinterpret what they did write.
> Training an LLM on content produced by the LLM gives it the equivalent of a digital prion disease, so when a source is guaranteed to be LLM-free, like the entire history of kernel commits, it's worth its weight in…
Why doesn't your entire town turn down energy usage as a compromise for the DC we are building next door? Fair enough, or will you say I have to build it somewhere else?
You are quoting my passage for you to do something, not solve it. You then go on to reinterpret it through your own quotes to dream up me saying something I never said. Telling you to live out your own ideals vs…
No one has ever complained about people blocking data centers. Just over the top bad-faith to even type that out, this will be our final back and forth. My point has consistently been that you cannot trust members of…
Sure, but what is this comment if not a plea for someone else to do something? No one can live your ideals for you, if you think something should be done, you should do it, and quickly at that. If it is that urgent, why…
Supporting strict Zoning/EPA guidelines is me supporting the ability to address it before it is built. If you local tap water is being polluted by a data center, then we did not have strict Zoning/EPA guidelines. The…
Yes, comments can make points and then support those points with their own anecdotal evidence. Maybe take a break, you are acting unhinged.
Right, but misinformation is ineffective as it forces the conversation to revolve around the misinformation and not the topic we were attempting to discuss. If we need an example, we need look no further than this…
Agreed, it can. And by reserving that argument for when it is an actual problem, it strengths the overall position > There have been quite a lot of extremely-drawn-out lawsuits about them drawing more than claimed,…
Never said anything about correctness.
> The whole data center heat/water thing is like not even in the top 100 risks/issues related to AI, but it's all people seem to care about. Why is that? Another commenter said the concerns about heat/water were because…
It is not all of these things because one of those things is abject misinformation - water usage is not a real problem and touting it as the issue hurts the protests. 30B gallons of water globally for data center…
> Or then governments can't just re-allocate residential zones to industrial zones to get those juicy deals, right? Which is why we need laws around where data centers can and cannot be built. Something I clearly…
Right, but even then, why would we not discuss noise pollution? The water figure folks cite is wildly manipulated, it really confuses me why a known piece of misinformation is so routinely used. Water usage for global…
> The mean air temperature on the upwind side of the facility was approximately 42.7 °C, increasing to 43.5 °C in the neighborhood near the eastern boundary of the data center campus on the downwind side. The observed…
Thank you for providing the text that reaffirms my statement. If you have the time to copy and past someone else's text, you should take the time to actually read it
No one ever said they didn't want images, this is a non-sequiturs
It specifies that these are not condos, these are homes on lots. "Normal" people live on properties with a yard, not apartments I guess us "Normal" people prefer to discuss all relevant information and not just post…
>50% of the US population live in single-family, detached houses. It is one thing to be combative, it is another to be combative and wrong. "normal" people live in detached homes
I did need to walk away that speaks more to my frustration with certain forms of communication (online, not anything in this thread). I am a horrible remote only worker because of this, I am trying to improve it but am…
I don't think you and I need multiple different threads open when we are clearly at odds. This is no different from our other thread, I think it is clear there is nothing of value to continue when I am getting pinged…
"My reading" ... "No source is cited, but I'm fairly confident it's correct" Regis, what is demanding proof while literally making things up and ignoring what actually happened? Great, i was wrong!! Thank you, I was…
What is the confusion? They directly state that you are the product if you use their discounted offering. It isn't an assumption that should lead you to this, it is Meta's very direct communication that should lead you…
Technology doesn't just spring into being, there will always be comments on the organizations that developed it. If you don't like them or find them repetitive, it is far easier to collapse them and move on then bend a…
> [...] shows an intelligence score of 59, the same as Opus 5 medium! Nothing here is false, you are simply confused. You either didn't read what they wrote in its entirety or decided to reinterpret what they did write.
> Training an LLM on content produced by the LLM gives it the equivalent of a digital prion disease, so when a source is guaranteed to be LLM-free, like the entire history of kernel commits, it's worth its weight in…
Why doesn't your entire town turn down energy usage as a compromise for the DC we are building next door? Fair enough, or will you say I have to build it somewhere else?
You are quoting my passage for you to do something, not solve it. You then go on to reinterpret it through your own quotes to dream up me saying something I never said. Telling you to live out your own ideals vs…
No one has ever complained about people blocking data centers. Just over the top bad-faith to even type that out, this will be our final back and forth. My point has consistently been that you cannot trust members of…
Sure, but what is this comment if not a plea for someone else to do something? No one can live your ideals for you, if you think something should be done, you should do it, and quickly at that. If it is that urgent, why…
Supporting strict Zoning/EPA guidelines is me supporting the ability to address it before it is built. If you local tap water is being polluted by a data center, then we did not have strict Zoning/EPA guidelines. The…
Yes, comments can make points and then support those points with their own anecdotal evidence. Maybe take a break, you are acting unhinged.
Right, but misinformation is ineffective as it forces the conversation to revolve around the misinformation and not the topic we were attempting to discuss. If we need an example, we need look no further than this…
Agreed, it can. And by reserving that argument for when it is an actual problem, it strengths the overall position > There have been quite a lot of extremely-drawn-out lawsuits about them drawing more than claimed,…
Never said anything about correctness.
> The whole data center heat/water thing is like not even in the top 100 risks/issues related to AI, but it's all people seem to care about. Why is that? Another commenter said the concerns about heat/water were because…
It is not all of these things because one of those things is abject misinformation - water usage is not a real problem and touting it as the issue hurts the protests. 30B gallons of water globally for data center…
> Or then governments can't just re-allocate residential zones to industrial zones to get those juicy deals, right? Which is why we need laws around where data centers can and cannot be built. Something I clearly…
Right, but even then, why would we not discuss noise pollution? The water figure folks cite is wildly manipulated, it really confuses me why a known piece of misinformation is so routinely used. Water usage for global…
> The mean air temperature on the upwind side of the facility was approximately 42.7 °C, increasing to 43.5 °C in the neighborhood near the eastern boundary of the data center campus on the downwind side. The observed…
Thank you for providing the text that reaffirms my statement. If you have the time to copy and past someone else's text, you should take the time to actually read it
No one ever said they didn't want images, this is a non-sequiturs
It specifies that these are not condos, these are homes on lots. "Normal" people live on properties with a yard, not apartments I guess us "Normal" people prefer to discuss all relevant information and not just post…
>50% of the US population live in single-family, detached houses. It is one thing to be combative, it is another to be combative and wrong. "normal" people live in detached homes
I did need to walk away that speaks more to my frustration with certain forms of communication (online, not anything in this thread). I am a horrible remote only worker because of this, I am trying to improve it but am…
I don't think you and I need multiple different threads open when we are clearly at odds. This is no different from our other thread, I think it is clear there is nothing of value to continue when I am getting pinged…
"My reading" ... "No source is cited, but I'm fairly confident it's correct" Regis, what is demanding proof while literally making things up and ignoring what actually happened? Great, i was wrong!! Thank you, I was…