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ElderReflections
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Generative AI is reportedly tripling carbon dioxide emissions from data centers

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  • Looks like Techradar misunderstood parts of the source story. The projected emissions over the next 10 years is equal to 40% of all US emissions. The Register

    • I want an AI TV that blocks all forms of advertising.

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  • Ah yes, I've been waiting for an ad block that replaces an ad with 2 more ads

    • Ford Patents In-Car System That Eavesdrops So It Can Play You Ads

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  • Maybe we can patent being a shitty CEO that exploits humanity for profit.

    • Have you ever tasted your pet's food?

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  • The way my dog licks his balls you'd think they taste really good, but they didn't taste great to me

    • Hey late-stage capitruleism, how's it going? Oh cool even worse then

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  • Looking for option 3: Accept and spam the tracking endpoint with randomised data every 15ms

    • Music concerts should get quieter

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  • I think there'll be massive differences in volume depending on culture, location & genre.

    Ranked loudest to quietest, from my most memorable gigs: Metal/emo, punk, rock, ska, soca, hip-hop, reggae, jazz, folk. Never been to a jazz venue and thought it was too loud!

    • Music concerts should get quieter

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  • The counter argument is that you get to decide where you stand, close and damagingly loud, or safe and far away, or anywhere in between. Except for the last one I went to, in a tiny basement (max 15 people) blasting metal inches away from my face

    • I bet the one on the left doesn't even have a fake Swedish name.

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  • Confirmation bias: all the shite furniture from 1800s has rotted to dust already

    Edit for full disclosure: I've exclusively bought antique furniture. I'm basically a shill for big-auction

    • How can we stop corporations from using Lemmy as a training dataset for AI?

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  • Maybe some legal framework that would force any derivative work made from the content to be free & open source?