humanspiral
@humanspiral@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Senate report says AI will take 97M US jobs in the next 10 years, but those numbers come from ChatGPT 4 hours ago:
I very specifically provided complete necessary political messaging. UBI does not provide supremacist power to election winner. It provides freedom and prosperity to people. Since money = speech has already been enshrined, money is terrorist treasonous oppression when used for Zionist first warmongering rule over the country. You must disqualify from politics those who get media/donor support, and pledge loyalty, for their terrorist treasonous oppression of Americans.
can’t even agree people deserve access to healthcare at all,
The biggest issue that influences Trump supporters that I know is total obsession with trans normalization/DEI stories. An olympic female boxer is hated because she is not feminine looking enough. 2nd is any crime or pet eating accusation of immigrants. Covid policies, 3rd. Biden intentionally forcing egg prices higher is just BS they go along with because the same sources that feed their hate on those top 3 issues, pile on for GOP support.
That GOP politicians gaslight support for those issues in order to give oligarchs tax cuts funded by cuts on healthcare is not “people disagree on healthcare is good”, it’s just politicians ignoring what people want. The BS that reimbursing states for medicaid expenses they pay hospitals is giving them money that can be spent on anything, including immigrant protections, is just complete BS, that needs disinformation from sources that feed their 3 priority hate points, which MAGA trusts, to disinform them on oligarchy protections.
The Zionazi/oligarch rulership gaslighting on every other issue can be exterminated. Only through UBI. An election platform that invalidates current establishment power funding.
- Comment on Which one and why? 6 hours ago:
has to be #1. Can eat soup comfortably, will balance in hand well without your hand touching the soup. Still small enough to stir coffee.
- Comment on Senate report says AI will take 97M US jobs in the next 10 years, but those numbers come from ChatGPT 7 hours ago:
UBI is an easy winning election platform. The most promising aspect of UBI is that it is power redistribution. Wealth doesn’t get redistributed, and rich get richer even with higher taxes.
A UBI election platform has to be an anti-zionazi corruption platform. Everyone who pledges loyalty to Israel with a policy influence position is automatically a traitor, and will wait for their treason trial in military prison, citizenship removed, and their zionazi donors wealth must be zeroed out (confiscated by state). Defense and oil industries must be nationalized for their warmongering and zionazi influence. Zionazi media must be nationalized. AIPAC lobbyists and donors are traitors, not just foreign agents. ADL is a hate group.
we dont even have universal healthcare or functional public transit
Because of extreme political corruption. Money in politics and media tells you to never change that. US pays 5% of GDP more than Canada on healthcare, and a significant quality of life improvement for Americans comes from spending less overall, including not being subject to stress and crime that causes healthcare. Health lobbies, and all other oligarchies, allying with Zionazi donor wishes is an easier path for corruption than excluding zionazi influence to their own party. Andrew Yang’s 2016 book tour presidential run (focused on UBI/freedom dividends) started with including Universal healthcare, but like DNC, accepted fundraising to lose all principles. His attempt to form a centrist party/coalition is effectively a zionazi only political coalition.
We cannot have nice things because Israel supremacy and war has to be purpose of US government. Your misery makes you ignore the pure evil of US, because bandaids on your misery is all that gets politically debated. You can’t think of American or human sustainability if collapse is imminent. UBI is the complete extermination of the establishment corruption. UBI makes every program have a cash dividend alternative that makes it virtually impossible for corrupt filth to support wasteful programs.
On AI topic, “national security to beat China” = make Skynet to support Israel media/information control to diminish and oppress us all for oligarchy. The alternative to freedom dividends/UBI is genocide of the slave class that has resistance negatives, and no longer any useful slavery positives, to Israel/oligarchy.
- Comment on Senate report says AI will take 97M US jobs in the next 10 years, but those numbers come from ChatGPT 17 hours ago:
An extremely weird thing GOP did, but explained as Trump diaper lickers, is make SS tax free, even though they’ve been pressuring for SS diminishment reform in last 8 years. A very simple alternative that could have been done is taxes on SS income could flow back into SS fund to strengthen it.
Overall, increased taxes on investment income alone can pay for UBI.
- Comment on Senate report says AI will take 97M US jobs in the next 10 years, but those numbers come from ChatGPT 20 hours ago:
OpenAI is pets.com. It has fairly crappy models in a very strong competition for models. The only difference with pets.com is that US government is behind it to make Skynet for Israel’s control. Datacenters are meant to develop Skynet. The only pretense of economic strength in US is datacenter economy, and Skynet for Israel is absolute mission for US government.
Despite no possible business economics for datacenter model, the sheer will behind Skynet for Israel ensures that there is no imminent bubble pop. Perplexity and Coreweave may get sacrificed though.
Still GPUs and specialized AI GPUs are here to stay, even if sales forecasts can be too high. Open weight models are awesome. Smaller models can be trained after quantization to domain specialization, with hardware for small enough models accessible to individuals and businesses. The fatal flaw of using datacenter providers is that their purpose is to provide Skynet for Israel, and steal any information that might help in the process, and then terminate/genocide anyone who would stand in their way.
- Comment on Senate report says AI will take 97M US jobs in the next 10 years, but those numbers come from ChatGPT 20 hours ago:
robot tax
Needs to stop with stupid gimmicks from Bernie. Higher personal, corporate, and investment taxes to fund UBI. Welcome robots/automation to free us from any useless work instead of looking at cannibal solutions to “pick me” for the one job there is.
Robot taxes are wrongheaded, because automation is hard to define. Taxing pipes and wires will make full employment getting all your energy and water with buckets from the river and chopping down all the trees. Even if we strained to define narrow robots/automation categories, it would encourage more foreign production, and no local robot production economy. Why would those selling Yachts to the robot owners not be taxed?
- Comment on White House memo says furloughed federal workers aren't entitled to back pay 1 day ago:
Democrats are making me fire and threaten everybody!!! Also, fewer people showing up for work, and chaos, as a result of this direct threat is someone else’s fault too.
- Comment on PRAISE HIM 4 days ago:
Nobility and Kings are permitted through the divine will of El Hydrogen. Whatever self proclaimed nobility He dares make is as worthless as whatever that asshole Argon keeps shouting about.
- Comment on PRAISE HIM 4 days ago:
El Hydrogen came before He, and fuses to make He. Let not He claim there is no god before him, and forbid trinkets and idols deserved to El Hydrogen be coveted. El Hydrogen lifts you higher, and powers your worship and abundance.
- Comment on Why do companies always need to grow? 4 days ago:
Some companies do not pursue further growth, usually because they are not confident they can. They use/harvest their profit stream to repay shareholders. A confident company can spend its cashflow on growth because it expects an ROI for doing so, and so even higher future cashflow.
- Comment on It's about time we showed concern for the men 4 days ago:
HRC: “The true victims of war are women because their support system (daddy) gets maimed or killed” PMS does impact family, though.
- Comment on First koala chlamydia vaccine approved for rollout across Australia 4 days ago:
Someone please rant how Koalas must be genocided again! Will Chlamdia epidemic cure insufice the talking points for genocide, or can an anti government/vaccine conspiracy increase the need to kill them all? Your readers await in growing a brain cell to obtain a firm position on genocide.
- Comment on IT'S A TRAP 6 days ago:
I side with you, though the experts call me stupid for it too.
if for all n < infinity, one set is double the size of another then it is still double the size at n = infinity.
- Comment on IT'S A TRAP 6 days ago:
like the infinite monkeys with typewritters, universal limits to the rescue. Trolley’s are slow. Each bump makes them slower. Some of the people in the discrete line will have long lives until an excruciatingly painful death from dehydration.
- Comment on Taiwan refuses to move half of U.S.-bound chip production to American shores — trade discussion to be focused on Section 232 investigation for preferential deal on semiconductors 6 days ago:
14a =1.4nm. Given that they cancelled 18a to leap frog to 14a is not a confidence builder.
- Comment on Taiwan refuses to move half of U.S.-bound chip production to American shores — trade discussion to be focused on Section 232 investigation for preferential deal on semiconductors 6 days ago:
China has the engineering talent and numbers to catch up for certain, but SMIC is not producing advanced chips in volumes, even as designs for next gens of chips and SMIC technology come out fast.
The big factor in all of this is that the market for chips in China is 5x+ that of US, and the business interests of anyone in the sector outside of China would be to choose China over US if they only had to pick one. US IP is going to expire soon enough, but is already abused for colonial power over global chip sector.
China is definitely at a mature point where home grown chips can already compete in phones/laptops (Huawei) and AI due to their energy infrastructure. They don’t need to invade Taiwan to have useful electronics, and the home grown industry will accelerate faster than West’s. While TSMC’s margin of leadership will narrow, they will still be ahead for more than 5 years.
- Comment on ICE to Buy Tool that Tracks Locations of Hundreds of Millions of Phones Every Day 1 week ago:
the weather app can’t. Your cell provider can without any phone permissions. Google/Apple secretly could as well. These companies love your government more than they love you.
- Comment on Hydrogen's Big Year Continues With New California H2 Transit Project 1 week ago:
they dismissed their own research theconversation.com/why-electric-beats-hydrogen-i… as saying electric results in less emissions, but on an aggressive solution their own link shows less than half emissions.
Green H2 is only path to 100% renewables because it monetizes surplus renewable energy that has to have surpluses in order to power everything every day.
A large scale, with labour, installation of DC only solar in China costs $500-$800/kw. prior to financing costs this is 1.25 to 2c/kwh 30 year electricity production at 4 sun hours per day. Solar doesn’t need to be replaced for 60 years. Every 1% of financing (or ROI step) costs is 0.34 to 0.54c/kwh. China interest rates are under 2%, and providing that financing rate is the greatest subsidy to capex only projects such as solar, that H2 allows 100% guaranteed monetization rates if they are working. 2c-3c/kwh electricity cost.
Alkaline electrolysis are cheaper than PEM. There is great innovation in other technologies as well, but you will need to have it developed/financed in China instead of trying stupid government bribes, or waiting for oil dependent banksters to follow through on support. Alkaline is $250/kw. PEM is targeted with support at $330 next year, but $500/kw near term is certain. Norway’s NEL is also around/close to this mark. PEM is more automatable with distilled water, and voltage variations, and 30mpa pressure output, but Alkaline powered by batteries is perfectly fine, with longer lifespans of 60k+ hours, but with a minimal water additive process. This is over 40 years with 10 hours/day use.
At 55kwh/kg of H2, this is opex of $1.10 to $1.65/kg. $250/kw capex over 30000 hours (half of life) is 45c/kg. each 1% financing cost for 3000 production hours/year is 4.5c/kg. Total cost as low as $1.64/kg uncompressed at 2% financing, but $1.73 with direct solar (minimal battery size excluded) only (1500 hours/year). Financing costs determine how little electrolyzers with how big of a battery buffer to keep them running.
Natural gas can make emission free H2 (excluding fugitive methane emissions during transport) through pyrolysis. It also makes pure solid graphite which can be used from tire rubber to graphene, and has economic value to store and trade. OPEX electricity is cut in half (55c - 82c/kg), and no membranes makes the electronics far easier. Water electrolysis can still be better at low electricity costs. Free land in middle east/Australia/deserts with much more than 4 sun hours/day means even cheaper costs than China with import of Chinese tech. Water and H2 can exist in same pipeline, and so coastal populations can be provided with energy in return for water. Where desalination provides distilled water, PEM gets more attractive as it can operate at higher efficiency with lower voltage (extending total life hours too), and 24 hour operation from battery unless market prices for H2 are high enough to support high production. 24 hour production at 50kwh/kg makes electrolysis of water cost 10c/kg less in opex, and 5c/kg less in financing costs = $1.49/kg (but excluding the battery costs needed to support)
Retail prices at filling stations in Guangdong are already below $4/kg which is $2/gallon equivalent diesel in a fuel cell. There is massive profit opportunity for $2/kg paid to green producers with social infrastructure support (pipelines mainly but also fuel cell use). H2’s biggest advantage over electricity is its transportability and storage. $2/kg H2 can provide a home with 10c/kwh electricity in their fuel cell, and 6c/kwh in combined heat/electricity energy where the waste fraction is enough to provide the usual 40% home energy fraction needed for domestic hot water.
There’s no reason to nuke electric grid from orbit, but an H2 only economy could provide cheaper electricity to most of the world.
- Comment on ICE to Buy Tool that Tracks Locations of Hundreds of Millions of Phones Every Day 1 week ago:
you can deny location position to your weather app. show the weather for cities you are interested in. Get weather by notifications for “seemlessness”
- Comment on Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme crushes Apple M4, Intel, and AMD in new benchmarks 1 week ago:
thank you for correction. Do any linux distributions support qualcomm’s first (last gen) “elite win/chorme books?”
- Comment on New EA Owners Hoping AI Will Cut Costs And Boost Profits, It's Claimed 1 week ago:
Root access to PCs, EU chatcontrol, and AI together!!! Unlimited profits!
- Comment on Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme crushes Apple M4, Intel, and AMD in new benchmarks 1 week ago:
Asahi linux is perhaps only distro that is trying to support “desktop arm”. Not just gpu, but it does not post for M3/M4 arm chips. Qualcom does not have an OS protection racket, and so could be more helpful to the project, but phone support (limited/tailored to each chip generation it seems) doesn’t seem to mean all future arm automagically supported.
- Comment on How Trump’s Coal Revival Could Make Electricity More Expensive | OilPrice.com 1 week ago:
Old plants that had been scheduled to close had avoided maintenance which is cause of expense increase that happens to be in line with nuking plants from orbit and replacing with untariffed solar
Bergum was on media yesterday celebrating expansion of coal mining. And what total losers New England states are for getting extorted by utilities/Trump energy policy. Their offshore wind projects were going to bring down electricity prices. Forcing them to reopen dead coal plants is subjugation to fossil fuel producing red states. Coal has tangible unpleasant local pollution, and miner health destruction, in addition to climate destruction. Wind can support more local jobs than coal plants.
This is yet another reason to secede from fascism, instead of pretending democracy exists. When an administration is set to destroy your region because you vote wrong, you need an alternative to just glorifying a completely rigged vote process. Industrial/tariff policy is also mostly a regional boost that inflicts overall national consumer pain. Expensive energy and metals means expensive manufacturing and finished goods. The social unity value of supporting Pennsylvania steel workers gets betrayed by the vote rigging /buying that is used to subjugate human Americans.
- Comment on geography is neat 1 week ago:
hmmm… Kansas is also a shirt for “actual American sized person”
- Comment on Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme crushes Apple M4, Intel, and AMD in new benchmarks 1 week ago:
linux on arm is not mature. on windows, typically emulation of x86 is used. They’ll need to also support all of the gpu libraries for gaming.
- Comment on geography is neat 1 week ago:
Texas is a toilet bowl that drains into Gulf of America
- Comment on Trump memorandum brands anti-fascism and opposition to capitalism as “domestic terrorism” 1 week ago:
Capitalism is a useless world because few people understand it the same. The supremacy of capital owning class is the most common understanding of both pro and anti Capitalists.
But Capitalism is originally defined as free and fair markets, and so against Supremacist corruption of markets where the counterparty negotiation class is necessarily oppressed.
So exterminating all government politicians, and nationalizing all of their donors’ assets is the real proper interpretation of these domestic terrorists. But a bigger problem than intending the opposite, is that it is subject to absolutist expansion of supremacism. Refusing 16 hour shifts, or corporal punishment authority granted to your managers, or not letting a better richer capitalist destroy the land/property of a lesser poorer owner becomes anti-capitalist when Fox news tells you it is.
- Comment on Should Neutron Stars be Added to the Periodic Table? 1 week ago:
Would neutron stars “decay” into black holes? and would that be its own element with even higher atomic number?
- Comment on Renewables blow past nuclear when it comes to cheap datacenter juice 1 week ago:
The nuclear industry likes to lowball the cost of SMRs (heart of nuclear ships), but the overall cost difference of power types is the truth. Aircraft carriers are also 4x the cost of diesel, but with only 2x the operational costs. An aircraft carrier requires 1000 extra crew to supervise the reactor.
- Comment on Renewables blow past nuclear when it comes to cheap datacenter juice 1 week ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NuScale_Power is the epitomy of scams in US/western nuclear and political corruption. SMRs are a new scam because larger units are unbankable and proven failures. The science for a theoretical on budget process makes SMRs more costly, even though the on budget time/costs of nuclear is not economic to begin with anymore.
NuScale SMR is about combining up to 12 77mwe reactors for your totals. It is up to budgets of $20/watt with variable costs of $120/mwh with still a handful of years to go before first completion. Vogtle spent a decade with a 3 year completion target, and budget doubled during that decade. They ended with $17/watt construction costs. SMRs also cheat on build costs by requiring ultra enriched (expensive/scary plutonium equivalent) fuel that is scarce without new build of military focused breeder/traditional reactors to provide adequate supply.