Yeah. Market downturn is always when they take the opportunity to make things worse. Resisting the fucking is a big part of what creates a better job market. But I totally understand not everyone is in a position to risk it

I get why people do this, I feel the pressure mounting at my job too. At some point we gotta draw a line. We’re gonna collectively manifest AI into being a fact of life, just like they want us to. Purposely using AI for dumb junk isn’t rebellious, its exactly what the AI creators want you to do. They want us all to have one big mass hallucination that this shit is as necessary as they say it is.

Again, purposely using your job’s AI for wasteful purposes is NOT rebellious, but in fact purposely plays into a worse future as planned. If you can afford to quit on principle, and your job is forcing AI usage metrics, thats probably a good time to quit on principle.

Muneeb and Sohaib Akhter, now both 34, had been in trouble before. Back in 2015, the brothers pled guilty in Virginia to a scheme involving wire fraud and computers. Muneeb was sentenced to three years in prison, while Sohaib got two.

After their stints in jail, the brothers worked their way back into the tech world. In 2023, Muneeb got a job with a Washington, DC, firm that sold software and services to 45 federal clients; Sohaib got a job at the same company a year later.

Meanwhile I can’t get an interview for jobs paying less than my current salary. What’s their secret?

Problem with this is the kind of guy this is intended to diss would totally endorse logic that says virgins have bigger dicks

Oh yeah this is a very nice way to get it across. I know a couple smart people who are always saying shit like “people can’t be that stupid” and I tell them they don’t understand how smart they are. Homie thinks he’s 20% smarter than like 65% of people, its probably more like 200% smarter than 80% of people

I’m sure they do. Probably using an AI model to calculate it tbh

The article alludes to it: “The United States does not lack flat, open land away from population centers on which to build data centers. However, AI hyperscalers prefer to locate their campuses near existing infrastructure so they don’t have to spend massive amounts of time and resources building everything from scratch.”

It costs a lotta money to run electricity and water to the middle of nowhere.

Also, companies are doing research to specifically build in areas where they believe the local community is not politically empowered to prevent it from being built. This guy goes into some more depth at this timestamp: https://youtu.be/1CpVmPh3BDE?t=831

Trust me, a lot of these conservative Christians absolutely do believe in Jesus and absolutely do believe in God. And to be honest, I wish that people wouldn’t try to call them something other than Christians. Because they are Christians. We don’t need to preserve the sanctity of that term for only good moral upstanding people. It’s just not fair or reasonable to say that only these really excellent people are real Christians and everyone else isn’t really a Christian. All that does is reinforce the term as something that conveys goodness and morality. If 95% of the people out there who are calling themselves Christians and who go to Christian churches and who read Christian Bibles act in a certain way, then sorry, that’s what Christians are, that’s what Christianity is.

Seems more foolproof to just ban killing people directly tbh

I dislike hypocrisy as much as the next person. So I feel where you’re coming from. At the same time, the wind turbines are generating power that everyone benefits from, whereas these things are consuming power for a product that very few people actually like or even want to exist. So I think its fair to say that maybe the noise is tolerable when you’re getting something you actually want out of it. Also, wind farms are usually built further away from large population centers, whereas data centers are because it’s cheaper to build them in areas with lots of people around. So the concern does seem a little more irrelevant to wind farming as a whole than data centers.

Blaming pharmacists for things they have no control over, nice. Biggest brain

Funny example to pick when much more hateful things are right there. Leech. Pedophile. Etc.

NooOoOO fashion is only for shallow dummies that aren’t like meeeeeeeee

It was a philosophical question posed about a technical matter.

Okay, succinctness aside, I get that you’re trying to imply that the kind of person who still uses Chrome is basically asking to be mistreated (I think?) - but the author’s point about climate impact depends on user count, not user personality.

68% of all browser traffic, with Safari at a close second with 17%

Spelling pedantry, really

Yeah, unfortunately as hard as I try I can’t see many good ways to protect kids from religious parents as fully as I’d like without too broad of a law. I think that protections specifically with respect to gender and sex could be implemented under the same sort of umbrella as other forms of child abuse though, at least.

Yeah, some countries have better disease control methods than others ;)

It’s tempting to shrug this off as not my business, but if this kind of entity becomes widespread enough, then you can get into situations where a future government, more radical than what we have today, could feasibly mandate people to use these types of networks

MOO-stache!! 🥸 🦖