@hhlurker that's exactly the strategy they will be used. Big banks and other major firms will be able to stay ahead. The smaller organizations won't. That's why the biggest risk mentioned is for those in the healthcare world. So much sensitive patient information that has pretty mediocre (at best) security. The small credit unions and community banks are another easy snipe.
Where are all the pieces these days? Are you living with one of them again?I already set that up.This thing won't suck itself
Gonna be AI for that particular workflow orchestration sooner than you know.
Created an app that responds directly to my wife's texts, running it through Claude with this prompt: "respond to this text in what appears to be a sincere way that tells the writer that she is always right, that I am there for her, and that she really does do too much but that never commits to doing anything concrete in response. If the texter tries to pin me down on any one task or response, respond with "Hey, whatever happened to that bitch Jan in accounting? Is she still making you . . . " or a similar thing. Also at the end of every day, please give me a bullet point summary (no more than 100 words total) of that days texting between you two.
I want an app that does a word count of women. My legacy piece wakes up in the morning and it,'s like her brain says, "oh shit I have not spoken in 6 hours" and then has to make up for the silence. I swear that she only breaths 3 times in the first two hours of the day!
Oh hell no. Legacy comes up on the weekends, nothing more. We garden and she cooks, and leaves Sunday Morning. It's not a bad set up.
Something else we get to worry about, Lake Tahoe residents and businesses have been told they need to look for power elsewhere as the company their utility buys it from needs to cut off Tahoe for a data center.
https://eciks.org/3671-91724-lake-tahoe-data-center-expansion-cuts-49-000-residents-power-by-75
Something else we get to worry about, Lake Tahoe residents and businesses have been told they need to look for power elsewhere as the company their utility buys it from needs to cut off Tahoe for a data center.
https://eciks.org/3671-91724-lake-tahoe-data-center-expansion-cuts-49-000-residents-power-by-75
Sounds like PG&E is going to have to figure out how to either generate more electricity or find another source to replace what their current out of state provider is cutting.
It's hard to blame NV Energy for a lack of planning and investment on the part of California's PG&E. It definitely sucks for the folks on the California side of Tahoe, though.
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@hooky Building over the Sierra Nevadas is never going to be cost efficient for California.
A huge new data center can consume the same energy as 100,000 homes. Even a small one does 15,000 homes. If the old site were still around I could find several saying we can't have electric cars because the grid couldn't sustain it.
@arthur-dent Geothermal might be a good start.
Looks like the Day of Reckoning is coming for the post-Golden-Age American pups who take for granted their inheritance from their forefathers.
@hooky Building over the Sierra Nevadas is never going to be cost efficient for California.
A huge new data center can consume the same energy as 100,000 homes. Even a small one does 15,000 homes. If the old site were still around I could find several saying we can't have electric cars because the grid couldn't sustain it.
You won't get an argument from me about the grid being crap or data centers pulling massive amounts of power. I just happen to believe that the article outlines a Tahoe problem specifically and a California problem generally.
I'm more interested in where these data centers in NV are pulling their water. That would be my bigger concern by far if I was in NV or downstream.
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Inside the VP's closed-door summit with America's most powerful men https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15801429/JD-Vance-holds-chilling-closed-door-summit-Americas-powerful-men-horrifying-global-threat-menacing-hospitals-spirals.html?ito=native_share_article-top
Mythos sounds dangerously close to novel, independent thought.
I'm more interested in where these data centers in NV are pulling their water. That would be my bigger concern by far if I was in NV or downstream.
Speaking of which, did you hear about the small town Georgia town manager that put a lock on the water meter serving a proposed new ICE detention center? Rachel has been having a field day with that one.
I'm more interested in where these data centers in NV are pulling their water. That would be my bigger concern by far if I was in NV or downstream.
Speaking of which, did you hear about the small town Georgia town manager that put a lock on the water meter serving a proposed new ICE detention center? Rachel has been having a field day with that one.
That seems like some basic due diligence was skipped somewhere along the line, despite their claims otherwise.
Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for. - Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and likely Hoosier basketball fan.
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A good friend will bail you out of jail, but your best friend will be sitting next to you in the cell saying "that was f***ing awesome"
Rumor is it can break down nearly any cyber security defense put in its way. Not good Bob.Inside the VP's closed-door summit with America's most powerful men https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15801429/JD-Vance-holds-chilling-closed-door-summit-Americas-powerful-men-horrifying-global-threat-menacing-hospitals-spirals.html?ito=native_share_article-top
Mythos sounds dangerously close to novel, independent thought.
By the way. This was foreseen in the AI 2027 project. Nearly on cue too. Eerie.
