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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•When do you think the AI "bubble" will eventually burst?
4·3 hours agoThere are a lot of predictions going around, but to be fair, everyone is biased, because they either want to see it pop, or they want to see it succeed, and not be a bubble at all. Everyone who says it’s going to last about five years because that’s the average for bubbles is plain wrong because averages are sneaky, because the canal mania lasted way longer than that and had very different development than the other bubbles. or the .com bubble being a very short-lived one. Suffice to say averages are useless for this stuff, because it’s not predictable, a round-trooping scam can keep going as long as there’s fresh outside money going in. Because the USA are desperately trying to finance their shit spending with new bonds and by avoiding countries such as Japan, which have a lot of US bonds, selling them, it could pop tomorrow or in 5 years, who knows? It’s not a simple y = x2. Also, the bears always have been quicker than the bulls, to call a pop.
What I’d like to say with that is, no one knows. We can see a lot of bad things happening in the economy right now, the fat bond spread, the markets which are still hooked on fossil fuels, having massive energy cost problems, the AI bubble being a round tripping scam, the safety mechanisms of indexes being deactivated to keep the bubble going, the private credit crisis, which again feeds into the bubble and the USA having already trouble with their economy way more than everyone else. We can see these signs, recognise that there is a problem, but we don’t know when that problem will reach us.
My personal biases are that I come from the EU (the USA bring our #1 trading partner) and I called bullshit very early on on the AI bubble. Do with that what you will.
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Linux@lemmy.world•KDE Developer talks about whats good and bad from System76's Cosmic DEEnglish
3·6 hours agoHopefully they engage with the community by now.
ZkhqrD5o@lemmy.worldtointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•The final resting place of Wallace Henry Hartley, the bandmaster of the RMS Titanic.
2·15 hours agoThe “Richard Matthew Stallman Titanic”?
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•Even @kurzgesagt can't avoid being swept up in the lies of AI. Pathetic -- Quarantine Collective
111·19 hours agoThey cooked propaganda for billionaires. Why does anyone listen to them still?
If I had 1€ for every pixel in this image, I’d have 5 cents right now.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•Accept ‘bad things’ in return for benefits of AI, says Sam Altman
16·21 hours agoBreaking news: Thieves say victims should accept stealing in return for its benefits.
Is your friend 5 by any chance?
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•Why is AI making art and writing poetry, while we do the menial labor?
71·1 day agoCould be because of money, but most likely it’s just that they never develop the thought because they do not give a fuck about the conditions of humans in slavery.
I’m just going to say it, fuck the USA and their medieval injustice system.
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Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•EV drivers love their cars, but some passengers feel sick - this could be why
1·3 days agoI have driven multiple EVs with this feature including trains. Regenerative breaking always has a delay, because the electrical fields need to build up before they can exert force on the motor first. I’d guess it takes about 1/3 to 1/2 of a second for the full force to be applied. Again, every train breaks regeneratively as well and no one ever said in my life, that they were getting sick on a train. This article may be clickbait, that’s all I’m saying.
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Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•EV drivers love their cars, but some passengers feel sick - this could be why
3·3 days agoThat’s like saying, breaking makes you sick in a car. That doesn’t make any sense.
ZkhqrD5o@lemmy.worldtointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•The technology magazine section at Barnes & Noble is just this now
1·4 days agoProbably a desperate attempt to pump some numbers before the IPO.
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•Data Centers Are a $6 Trillion Time Bomb, Analysts Warn: "What the industry needs is a wave of innovation that will dwarf what mobile and cloud unlocked."
27·6 days agoIMHO: one of the biggest dangers of data centers that are understated at IMO is the financial risk. Because they’re essentially just materials in a round-tripping scam that has the potential to take an entire state pension fund with it. Because, not only are they being financed with borrowed money in a round-tripping scam, which is already bad. But on top of that, this money comes from private credit, which oftentimes has none of the safeguards normal credit has. And what happens is when multiple private credit entities lose liquidity at the same time, because they have taken too much risk in the AI bubble, then the entire system can fall, like we have seen in 2008. Because that’s when the banking sector had as little oversight as private credit does today. IMO, after the bubble pops, the data centers and their immediate vicinity will look like Detroit and the American Rust Belt. The neoliberals weren’t lying, the free market really has taken care of these areas.
Pesto.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Why are you wearing his tee-shirt, this guy sucked
371·8 days ago“How many left countries do I need to destroy to show you that it does not work?” - Every US intelligence agency, probably












I didn’t mean trades people. I meant children in the cobalt mines of Congo, or in the Foxconn plants in China.