Are we living in Soviet Russia?
>>109440438No, they had bread but had to wait a few hours
>>109440466Boy am I glad AIs don't run on necessary resources like bread or something similar...
>>109440438No, at least a few people have indoor plumbing
>>109440499They run on corruption and gullibility
>>109440438It's liberal capitalism.Only works if everything else works flawlessly and you have atleast 1 country you can suck dry and cuck into oblivion.Otherwise, everything goes to shit.
>>109440438No, soviet russia had fixed prices and planned rationing for non-essential goods.Imagine paying $200 for 8TB SSD but you have to win a lottery for a chance to purchase one 6 months in advance. Or know people who know people.
>>109440721I meant water anon
>>109440438looks like a skill issue
>>109441291Now don't crop the prices out of your screenshot lol
>>109441241Outside Arizona they don't use water at all and even there they're a tiny amount of the water consumption.Stop being retarded. There are legitimate arguments to have but this is just annoying.
>>109440438You voted for this
>>109440438You voted for this.
>>109441341>>109441508But I voted for Trump.
>>109441511You voted to Make Israel Great Again
It's only $8 a month for 1tb on OneDrive
>>109441545You will own nothing and you will be happy.
>>109441545Who would pay to get fucked in the ass by jews when it already happens for free
>>109441511>>109441533Never vote.
>>109440438holy shit supply going to those willing to pay more its fucking over for markets
>>109441712I don't think people have realized yet but even industrial equipment is getting hard to manufacture. I work for a company that makes manufacturing equipment and 100% of hardware engineering and a significant amount of software engineering time now goes into hacking around getting rugpulled by chip (primarily RAM and higher end stuff) suppliers.The entire electronics industry is literally collapsing. It's so strange.
>>109441712>>109441811Reminder
No but it's going to be 1990s Russia pretty soon
>>109440438It's ok, once the bubble pops it's all coming back.. right?
>>109445093What happens to all the nuclear power plants AI companies are now building when the AI bubble bursts?
>>109445126They were never meant for (you).
>>109441241The water use is negligible and it all stems from some retarded calculation some reporter made when they used GPT-4 energy costs from 2023. Datacenters use more electricity, and even that only affects local areas. The real problem with AI datacenters is that AI is used 99,9% of the time to just generate slop on the internet or run some corporate AI agent that was meant to make someone unemployed. If it actually generated cures for diseases and made economy more efficient then people wouldn’t be against it.
>>109445093They must feel so stupid now that those drives are 3x more valuable
