

That’s like saying, breaking makes you sick in a car. That doesn’t make any sense.


That’s like saying, breaking makes you sick in a car. That doesn’t make any sense.

Probably a desperate attempt to pump some numbers before the IPO.


IMHO: 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.


“How many left countries do I need to destroy to show you that it does not work?” - Every US intelligence agency, probably


Not today, CIA.
I just calculated if you try catch up with all 1180 episodes today, then you need to watch for 12 hours per day without a single second of interruption for 38 days, to get to today’s most recent episode.
Naruto may be the exception because both series actually have an ending. Boruto was shit, however.


I’m so happy that Sandy-posting continues. :)
Uhh, didn’t Leica a return to Earth?


I stole the meme from another community because the image was taken off imgur.
What kind of cheese is that? The yellow one looks like gouda.
No, that’s Charlie Kirk.
This thing runs arch by the way.
I 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.