Comment Complete insanity (Score 1) 57
How the mighty have fallen
How the mighty have fallen
Well, the Steam thing is more market-share for essentially the same software.
Oh, I am aware of the facts. But I still find them hard to accept. The sheer level of maliciousness, dysfunction and lack of refinement is completely alien to me.
Even 3% is still a pretty significant market-share that you can get (or not) with not a lot of effort if you use sane development processes. Hence quite a few people will care. Also note that this share indicates a much larger potential share.
But there are a lot of lazy self-important fucks that think the rules do not apply to them and they are better than others. That would exactly be the people to use LLM slop and but forbid others to do the same.
You must be one of those preaching hate. I hope you can eventually find some minimal core of human decency in yourself. At the moment, you clearly have none.
These stunts are getting boring.
Well, at this time we do not even have CPUs of reasonable power that can survive in orbit for a longer time. AFAIK, radiation-hardened 386-class chips is the best thing available, i.e. about tech-level 30 years back or so.
They are sure they are smart because they got money, and don't understand that even if they did make an intelligent investment, there was a luck component.
Case in point: The fascinatingly incompetent Elon Musk.
Well, the US is one of the nations that have not had full-blown fascism yet and hence is only indirectly aware what a stellar bad idea it is. Maybe it is time for that experience. It would be nice if a nation could get that understanding without millions dead and many more brutalized and abused, but maybe that is not possible with the mix of humans we have on this dirtball.
Indeed. Which means nothing to people with no morals, integrity or decency. It is still surprising to me how much complete and utter scum we have in the human race.
Yep. My engineering PhD from one of the best tech Universities on the planet is clearly completely worthless.
A central problem is that these "high energy density" datacenters guzzle drinking water like crazy. And where do you find drinking water in substantive quantity? Bingo, in places where quite a few people live. $50k a person will only do it if that is enough for them to move to some other place.
It is actually quite a bit worse.
Of course it's a terrible idea, but investors don't know that.
What I do not quite get in this context is that there are still investors around with the fundamental lack of insight these people constantly demonstrate. Is this a case of "there is a sucker born every minute"?
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. - Edmund Burke