Comment Re:Better translations: We can't if we wanted to (Score 1) 94
you are, without a doubt , 100% correct. these people are pure ghouls. there is no amount of blood that would stop them from extracting money.
Comment Van Morrison'd (Score 3, Informative) 44
Paper promises are not worth the paper they're printed on, especially if they're such vague notions as "how many movies we will release" nonsense.
Van Morrison cranked out 31 tracks of nonsense songs at 1 minute a piece and fulfilled a contractual obligation for songs/albums delivered to get a better deal somewhere else. These people are pure snakes, and you can guarantee that they will do exactly that to technically fulfill any promises they're making now. There will be 15 "real" movies and 15 "bullshit" movies.
Comment Uh huh... (Score 2, Insightful) 32
Comment What's a GIF Picker? (Score 2) 18
Comment Re: Subtext is scarier (Score 2) 64
Comment Obligatory (Score 5, Insightful) 27
Comment Re:B-b-b-but CHINA!!! (Score 1) 87
Also, it sure would be nice if
Comment B-b-b-but CHINA!!! (Score 2, Insightful) 87
This guy needs to fuck right off. Everybody hates all this AI bullshit and nobody wants giant GPU farms sucking up all the water and electricity in their neighborhood. Fuck China too. Itâ(TM)s entirely possible for people to hate AI without Chinese propaganda.
Comment Re:AI is hitting crypto like a truck (Score 1) 45
If you knew anything about proof of work, you'd know the bitcoin protocol self-adjusts difficulty in 2,016 block intervals. Every 2,016 blocks the bitcoin network adjusts difficulty up or down depending on how many blocks were mined in the previous 20,160 minutes. If more than 2,016 blocks were mined, difficulty is raised. If less, difficulty is lowered.
This difficulty adjustment, which occurs every 2 weeks (give or take) keeps the bitcoin mining reward in balance the the electrical cost of mining.
Therefore it's illogical to criticize bitcoin based on the price of electricity, since it will always be self balancing.
Comment Re:Well what would you do (Score -1) 114
Not sure what you're referring to. Let's try it this way.
Imagine you are a manager or a CO and you have an employee who keep spending an enormous amount of time working on the exact thing you hired him for. He gets frustrated when he finds stuff he CAN'T explain, wants to research further, and you just brush him off because you really hired him to NOT find anything.
Comment Re:Say after me (Score 2) 70
Comment In theory, yes. In practice? lol (Score -1) 43
Who owns Reddit?
It's the same people who own everything else including the US government.
"Heads they win, tails we lose" is the planned and inevitable outcome of this and everything else they do.
The only winning move is not to play.
Comment DEAR SIR (Score -1) 43
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