

That “not profitable” label should be taken with a grain of salt. Startups will do all the creative accounting they can in order to maintain that label. After all, don’t have to pay taxes on negative profits.
That “not profitable” label should be taken with a grain of salt. Startups will do all the creative accounting they can in order to maintain that label. After all, don’t have to pay taxes on negative profits.
Usually, companies will make their product say 25% cheaper to produce, then sell it to the public at a 20% discount (while loudly proclaiming to the world about that 20% price drop) and pocket that 5% increase in profits. So if OpenAI is dropping the price by x, it’s safe to assume that the efficiency gains work out to x+1.
If you look at the map of North America, the panhandle is actually Canada’s taint.
If Intel disappears, I imagine AMD will end up as the sole owner of the relevant Intel x86 patents during bankruptcy proceedings. Then AMD will then either negotiate a new agreement with someone else who wants to make x86 processors, or they end up having a monopoly on x86 and are forced to tread extremely lightly to avoid an antitrust lawsuit.
It’s bullishit either way, but a single large industrial load is comparatively easy to accommodate, especially when it’s not a giant inductive load. A large increase in the residential demand is going to be spread out over huge areas, requiring changes all over the place.
Data centers are unfortunately not going anywhere. I just wish someone would put all that waste heat to use, instead of just dumping it into the atmosphere. Seems like it would be pretty easy to make something like a combination data center/desalination plant.
For her problem, it sounds more like her pump is sitting too low in the well.
In general though, data centers should all be banned from using evaporative cooling. Yeah it can be cheaper, but it causes too many issues when you start using it at scale.
Makes sense to get ahead of the upcoming issues. Can’t have the local population getting all uppity when he starts his third term.
Accommodating holidays or time for prayers is very different than accommodating an employee refusing to ever do the test they are paid to do.
The guards are facing south.
The hockey metaphor actually works to describe the Canadian populations response as a whole.
If the opposing team does something scummy, and the refs don’t respond, we will fist-fight you about it.
Canadians have always been polite, but there’s never been the tendency to be pushovers. People like Trump always get that confused.
At this point, I’ve seen far more people being almost violently anti-rust than I’ve seen people being weirdly enthusiastic about rust. If Rust people are Jehovah’s Witnesses, then a lot of the anti-Rust people are ISIS.
This is equipment that uses all statically addressed devices. And ignoring the fact that IPv6 is simply unsupported on most of them, there are duplicate machines that share programs. Regardless of IP version you need NAT anyway if you want to be able to reach each of the duplicates from the plant network.
We use NAT all the time in industrial settings. Makes it so you can have select devices communicate with the plant level network, while keeping everything else common so that downtime is reduced when equipment inevitably fails.
The transaction fee is not paid by the consumer (directly), and lord knows sellers are not going to lower prices based on payment method.
Who said the device based service has to be closed source?
Why? The company shouldn’t have to eat the cost just because you decide after the fact that you don’t actually want/need the item. The company should be liable for warranty claims, but not simple returns.
It says right in the article that it supports having up to 20 of these batteries in parallel, which gives you much more than 20kwh.
“International” person here. Obama was respected, even when we disagreed with his policies. Trump was widely ridiculed during his first term, and his voters have now been included in that ridicule for voting for him a second time. It’s going to take generations (if It’s possible at all) for the US to get back to the level of respect they commanded during the Obama years.
The war in Ukraine is solely the fault of Russia.
The rules of the English language have never had anything to do with making sense.
I do kinda fear JD Vance being president. It’s mostly a “devil you know” kinda fear. There’s the off chance that he’s just the same same as Trump, but younger and, in the worst case scenario, more competent.