Father, Hacker (Information Security Professional), Open Source Software Developer, Inventor, and 3D printing enthusiast
When I listen to someone’s playlist and it’s really different and kinda weird: Whoa, neat!
When I listen to someone’s playlist and it’s basically just a subgenre of easy listening: 🙄 “could this person get any more boring?”
When I listen to someone’s playlist and it’s all songs from when they were younger: “They’re trapped in the past. Could never handle immortality.” (Nods assuredly)
Actually, there’s a whole lot more swearing and pounding of the desk. Fists shaking in the air and screaming, “Anthropic!”
All the continents should be renamed, “Landia” and the oceans should just be rolled into, “Oceania”.
Why makes things complicated?
Shit: Is this why people ask me random IT questions and suddenly vent about their lives in chat?
They’re just like any other data center, except bigger because that’s more efficient than building a bunch of smaller ones.
AI data centers have a lot of GPUs and specialty hardware that use a lot of power, but they’re still just big buildings with lots of computers in them. They just sort of sit there, with air conditioners running 24/7.
If they’re not the huge “hyper scale” type, you end up with a situation like in the article: Where they had to cram too many cooling units in too tight a tight space (to make up for the fact that the data center wasn’t built for its current workload).
Ah, a true meme sommelier! As a shitpost epicurean we often don’t see eye to eye and this is one of those cases.
I find the smoothness to be an important feature for when I retire some day and work as a professional curator of low-effort-arts, as it will allow me to date the meme. It’s much easier than compression dating, which gives a rough estimate of reposts-over-time.