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It's that time on the east coast.
Where is bed?
@wiremotherofficial
happy where is bed wfriday
NEW TUMBLR HOLIDAY HAS DROPPED!!

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@f101-voodoo-silver sounds like a meal that you'd eat
Alarming pattern found Data Centers & water usage.
The smartest way to accelerate the water crisis.
AI isn’t only turning our brains to mush, it’s sucking our country dry in the process.
Where is all this water going?
Most of these data centers are open loop systems which use cooling towers to evaporate huge quantities of tap water into the air. These are the kind that drain local water sources.
There are other systems like closed loop (70% more efficient) and direct liquid cooling (100%, just like your gaming PC) but these are more expensive so they'd rather drain your aquifer than pay more.
Im in HVAC and the amount of water they are talking about from evaporation is crazy. Most data centers will be using around 1 million gallons of water per day. Most data centers will use traditional air condensers. I would be more concerned with the amount of energy consumption that equals the amount a town of 50,000 people will consume.
So, for the traditional AC, this is only for legacy datacenters. The ones hosting companies' servers that I've spent my career in only get up to a density of about 15kw per rack. Most are much lower. AI datacenters get up to as much as 125kw per rack. That's why we need to specify.
Here's a slide I found comparing some of the more advanced cooling types. It talks about the different rack densities each can support:
But yeah, this doesn't even address electricity usage and heat output. If they don't generate their own electricity, AI datacenters will increase electricity rates for surrounding communities just because of increased demand. And there's so much heat generated they can create Heat Islands that raise the ambient air temperature by several degrees for miles around.
Just as an example, current plans for the Utah AI datacenter, which is the largest yet, would require 9GW - more than twice as much power as the entire state of Utah consumes (it would generate its own, though). And the heat island?
Utah State University physics professor Robert Davies has warned that this level of localized heat could raise temperatures by ~5°F during the day and up to 28°F at night, effectively shifting Hansel Valley’s semi-arid conditions toward hyper-aridity.
Talk about climate change!
Yet climate activists won't come down on this
Cash for Clunkers and its consequences have been a disaster for America.
And the average low information voters will never connect "cash for clunkers" with its consequences.
It will take years yet for the used car market to stabilize. With the number of difficult to repair cars being made today, it may never recover to what it was before.
Cash for clunkers was basically 9/11 for cheap cars tbh

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@crabs-and-bedbugs how would Louie handle being the pug riding shotgun with a bag o'nuggets
#france in shambles. automation truly comes for us all.
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We need to learn from this. It's time for Beijing bikini summer.
Could this effectively be integrated with white boy summer
Honse

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florida is most beautiful place on earth i thijk anyone who was not born here should be shot and killed
i forgot to mention that i meant if you live here and you’re not born here sorry
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florida is most beautiful place on earth i thijk anyone who was not born here should be shot and killed
i forgot to mention that i meant if you live here and you’re not born here sorry
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As if anyone gives a shit about that. Hell, even f2m trans get lumped into the who gives a shit. You're a guy, deal with it
No, they lucid dream so they can keep talking like this 100% of the time.
Su pedido, gracias.
He left the dreaded 7, 10 split

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This is the closest I've gotten to finishing a jug of milk before the expiration date in the last three years
You guys (=American supermarkets) should sell milk by the litre like we do. It's a much more suitable amount for small households, and those who need more can always buy more cartons.
How far is purchase date from expiration date for you? Around here it's usually 2-3 weeks and I can drink a gallon of milk in 2-3 days.
samueldays, dear, I don't know how to put this, but I think I am living an extremely different life from you.
I agree. I felt inspired in passing to post about the milk in my life that I bought today (Jun 8) and will keep you posted when I've finished it.
These 4 cartons are 1.75L or slightly less than 1/2 gallon each. The cheery text below the date says "Best before, but not bad after" or in some versions "Best before, but often good after" as part of a campaign to reduce food waste.
Most American grocery stores do sell milk in smaller sizes than half gallons.
Publix in particular sells whole milk in pints and quarts.
But a gallon and freeze it in jars for maximum efficiency
@disgruntledseagull how much milk do you go through again
got a crick in my neck and a frog in my throat and a chip on my shoulder and a stick up my ass and now you're gonna stand there puttin words in my mouth? haven't I been through enough?