humanspiral
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- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 6 hours ago:
1500 camera alternative (motion detection monitoring) seems reasonable enough. The black mirror machine gun turret is needed for marketing/mission improvement.
- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 6 hours ago:
Coreweave’s cost of debt is 8%. with 10 years life and no maintenance/electricity cost, that is $54k/year (generously low cost). A security guard can have a gun/rape whistle that stops an intruder, whereas for the robot that would be a premium classified extra option.
- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 6 hours ago:
Boston Dynamics doesn’t kill people. It’s its investors for a more fascist world that kill people.
- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 6 hours ago:
This is very expensive compared to open Chinese dog platforms that have much more deployments. I don’t know the hardware capabilities comparison among alternatives, but they just need to climb stairs and have a camera, even if “all humanity will
lovesee” them as a machine gun platform, or perhaps kung fu suspect incapacitation moves. - Comment on Ear virus 22 hours ago:
I’m angry this song has gotten popular again, because it was always 10x more grating than the rick roll (I hear was removed from youtube?)
- Comment on 1 day ago:
In addition to providing the cheapest energy in the world on generally useless/valueless land, that is publicly owned because it is useless, solar is increasing the land value. OP mentions grazing use, and a wind break for dust storms. Where Chinese deployment costs are under 50c/watt = $100/sq meter deployed where $60/square meter including bare land buffers, bringing land value close to $1/square meter of agriculture quality land, makes that bare land rental value of $4000/partial hectare a good return on the $6000/solar used hectare, not to mention the energy value generated, or the land surrounding the hectare being improved.
- Comment on Memory Makers Expect Shortages to End in Late 2028, Could Pause Expansion Plans 2 days ago:
translation: AI bubble pop scheduled for 2028?
- Comment on Trump’s counterrorism chief, whose own wife was killed by ISIS, quits over Iran War saying Tehran posed ‘no imminent threat’ to US 2 days ago:
Israel lobby forced US into this war
We all have the sunglasses to see the lizard people are in control. As a high ranking insider, he has the best, or at least much better, sunglasses of all. A constitution that protects the lizard people’s power structure over Americans is dysfunctional.
- Comment on Antiwoke Straight of Hormwin 3 days ago:
There is a price between $10m/kg and $100m/kg that Iranians sell enriched uranium to US to satisfy US denuclearization aims, and Iran gets its reparations/reconstruction concession, and full trade access to the world. Of course Bibi will keep saying they are 2 weeks away from a weapon, but you have to fuck bibi.
- Comment on Israel promises 'Gaza-style destruction' in Lebanon after denying deliberate destruction for 2 years 3 days ago:
They’re threatening all of Lebanon, not just Hezbolah, because Lebanon government won’t stop them. Fun fact: Israel has prevented Lebanese army from having any weapons since they put them in power.
- Comment on the no state solution 3 days ago:
Both US and Russia have tactical nuclear weapons that would allow continued settlement outside of 2-5km (better being upwind), with Russia (Iran for that matter) having Hypersonic delivery. So there is a “no other state” solution. Air burst weapons limit long term radiation in earth. Hiroshima (air bursted) was deemed habitable after the fires shut off. Both Hiroshima (area) and Nagasaki had normal life expectancies for those who moved there after the event. So an “empty the other state” solution exists too.
- Comment on We don’t have room in the carbon budget for a world war. 3 days ago:
The economics for new energy as a slow transition were already there at $50/barrel. Geopolitical extortion means that fuel dependence means energy insecurity from enemies foreign and domestic (the monopolists and oil companies that corrupt our government). At one point this week, Trump said America (just its oil companies) will make a lot of money from destruction of all Gulf contries.
The geopolitical extortion case for having secure/fuelless energy existed yesterday, and will exist as long as US can be bribed to make oil more expensive. It should not be “oh wow, who could of thought some oil facilities could have ever gotten blown up, I better look at EV websites today”
On an individual basis, your demand for the best affordable EVs and energy indepdendent of the nationality of the company/workers who might provide it for you, should be not on comparing cost vs $2/gasoline a month ago, but on the fear of $4 or $6 gasoline, your government will enable, and on the fear of a $3/gallon carbon tax (paid as dividend to citizens/residents) as the only solution to global warming and energy transition.
It’s that $300/ton carbon tax that will speed transition. Overall, people are too dumb to realize their extortion and oppression is forever, and rooting for oil facilities destruction, as part of any solution, doesn’t change that it was going to happen anyway. When facility is rebuilt it is emissions, and lost oil obtained elsewhere to fill the gas tank it was already going to be used in, is more emissions.
- Comment on We don’t have room in the carbon budget for a world war. 4 days ago:
No. Complete opposite. Not just full emissions from the buring oil, but replacement oil “needs” to be dug up.
- Comment on Hackers Expose The Massive Surveillance Stack Hiding Inside Your “Age Verification” Check 6 days ago:
Once a user verifies their identity with Persona, the software performs 269 distinct verification checks and scours the internet and government sources for potential matches, such as by matching your face to politically exposed persons (PEPs), and generating risk and similarity scores for each individual. IP addresses, browser fingerprints, device fingerprints, government ID numbers, phone numbers, names, faces, and even selfie backgrounds are analyzed and retained for up to three years.
The information the software evaluates on the images themselves includes “Selfie Suspicious Entity Detection,” a “Selfie Age Inconsistency Comparison,” similar background detection, which appears to be matched to other users in the database, and a “Selfie Pose Repeated Detection,” which seems to be used to determine whether you are using the same pose as in previous pictures.
Literaly Skynet surveillance database from a Peter Thiel owned company. The height of Liberal faced governments, an identidity behind all similar legislation, is to pursure total nazi control over all of us.
- Comment on AI companies try to pay staff in AI tokens, not money 6 days ago:
If only WorldCom had thought of paying employees in long distance minutes (they got for free at work), they’d still be around today, under theory that employees would still have worked there.
- Comment on What the fuck is going on with Iran and what will happen next? 6 days ago:
Yes. verified by satellite, though not a giant crater. Rather key building heavily damaged and radars unusable. Radars is special equipment through US contractors, but rest of base can be repaired with local labour. Still, colonies view of the bases is that it makes them a target without any protection use/value at all. If US still had good relations with GCC, there would be a congressional bill or emergency budget allocation dedicated to their reconstruction already.
GCC is not just key to world economy. It is key to US financialization bubble/success, and the ones Trump was boasting will be paying for MAGA. Among pure direct bribes to Trump, a $400M plane, $500M for a crypto scam, and funding Zionazi Elison’s takeover of TikTok, Paramount/WB. Their betrayal is so extreme, that they are certain to shift alliance to China/BRICS who will outbid the US for GCC friendship.
- Comment on What the fuck is going on with Iran and what will happen next? 6 days ago:
US miscalculated by listening to Netanyahu 40 year old powerpoint for some reason.
Killing Ayatolahs and grade school girls was an intentional act to galvanize Iranian unity behind IRGC to fight longer and privilege to spend more on weapons industry. This was best scenario for US oil industry to hike prices as Trump says “the more we fuck up world, the more money we make”
Problem: Iran has power to control global economy, and strike through Israel defenses, and fuck over GCC US colonies that have historically bribed the US, and Trump specifically, to protect them. All US bases in region are destroyed.
The US has not only failed to protect its non-Israeli allies, it has cannibalized missile defense systems from Asia to better protect Israel. It is utterly incapable of having any influence on critical global shipping channel that is the Straits of Hormuz next to Iran.
Bahrain opened its demonic zionazi pig fucker fuck face to UN to condemn Iran but not axis of evil for their problems. Zionazi axis agreed with them, but they got proper fucked 3 hours later.
TO HAPPEN NEXT:
US needs a denuclearized Iran to give Trump a “declaration of victory”. Only path is to buy Iran’s enriched uranium for $10M per kg, or about $6B for current estimated stockpiles, and so effectively pay reparations to Iran as their current maximalist demands include. Lifiting sanctions/embargoes is necessarily part of the deal.
GCC stop being zionazi stooges, because Israel has demonstrated that their destruction is more important to US than the US protection they were bribing for. US won’t even pretend to GAF about them and offer to pay for reconstructing infrastructure or their bases. GCC joins BRICS and allies with Iran. Israel gets less ambitious about Greater Israel, and worries about little Israel.
The hard question is how does Israel and its US puppet rulership handle Israel’s failure, and collapse of US power illusion? Zionazi DNC funding increases, and DNC wins mid terms, and US focuses on preserving little Israel, while keeping us educated on Holocaust and anti-Semitism, is a meh outcome to lay low for the next offensive on humanity.
- Comment on Asus Co-CEO: MacBook Neo Is a 'Shock' to the PC Industry 1 week ago:
The industry problem is mainly that RAM makers do not want to piss off Apple, who has already had long term contracts set prior to rampocalypse. But 8gb linux native is a better product for systems that need to be offered at 8gb for affordability.
- Comment on Nuclear energy enjoyers vindicated again after the rise in oil and gas prices. 1 week ago:
Nuclear energy is not economic. Only military and bribery purposes by lying it is economic. Incumbent energy advocates for nuclear competition because completion can be dragged out to 15+ years, and its energy will forever be undercuttable on price.
The US has absurd 100% tariffs on energy, but even with those, Chinese solar imports are cheapest energy option in the US.
- Comment on One in four CEOs say AI is a bubble but will continue investing 1 week ago:
From the low/high IQ bell curve meme… “I’m smart enough to sell before the bubble bursts”
- Comment on Call off King's US state visit over Iran war, urge Lib Dems 1 week ago:
UK has been milktoast about the war. King might still condemn it, so if he cancels, it can be on his own terms of US not deserving to receive him.
- Comment on Causes of death, or track list for latest black metal album? 1 week ago:
Not explained enough. wtf is?
- Comment on They mods dont want you to know. 1 week ago:
Obviously the Fediverse banned the future of dating, before I ever got to bang her. Damn fediverse!
- Comment on 'Consider a system with no DRAM' replaced by a 'recycling fiber loop': John Carmack envisages bold future to avoid AI-driven RAM crisis 1 week ago:
while bandwidth is high, storage is low. Even dropping speed to 10Tb/sec, it would mean 1.25GB of effective ram.
- Comment on Oracle Layoffs: Tech giant to slash 30,000 jobs as banks pull out from financing AI data centres | Company Business News 1 week ago:
Specifically, they have had a popular expensive DBMS for last 30ish years.
- Comment on We messed up with the Windows 12 article. What we got wrong and how it happened 1 week ago:
Article did not provide any specific corrections. Is windows 12 subscription only or not?
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 1 week ago:
By far the greatest motive to lie is creating an environment where “all women and zionists are truthful about rape and war”, because one of them was victimized. RAINN.org promotes a hateful lie infographic claiming that “99% of rapists go free” that could just as logically be interpreted as 99% of accusations are false.
- Comment on 40% of teenage boys believe women lie about domestic and sexual violence: new research 1 week ago:
In properly conducted studies, with investigations, 50% of rape reports to police are false. Me too was one of most hateful/evil propaganda campaigns. Good that society and teens would become more aware of this.
- Comment on Dynamic pricing could be coming to your local supermarket 2 weeks ago:
OP was making a lot of shit up.
- Comment on Dynamic pricing could be coming to your local supermarket 2 weeks ago:
A problem area is pricing that changes 10 minutes after you put it in basket but before checkout. Though OP did go through some other abuse scenarios, though some were far fetched. This can’t allow a store to personalize prices the way a web site can.