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  • It might not be fake but companies built on top of the OpenAI API don't bring significant value and won't last.

    If you already have a solid product and want to add some AI capabilities, the the OpenAI API is great. If it's your only value proposition, not so much.

  • Simply be mindful of our energy usage, and not just rely on decarbonization. We need both because decarbonization will not happen overnight.

    Historically, worldwide our production of renewable have kept growing, the percentage have been growing, but fossil fuels usage have also kept growing.

    Now we get a new technology that is using even more energy, maybe we should work on energy efficiency and use that tech sparingly instead of building more data centers so incels can get their voice chat AI girlfriend, and say "we'll just install more solar panels and windmills".

  • I know it would be great if we could install Linux on any hardware, but unfortunately we're not there yet.

    So you can either buy a laptop with Linux preinstalled, from a manufacturer who will support it, or do some research before hand.

    And Nvidia doesn't have a monopoly on laptops, you can buy an AMD gaming laptop

  • I agree that the article is a bit confusing, but we can't keep increasing energy consumption and hope decarbonization will fix it.

    From an environmental point of view energy is never free. Also as long as we still use fossil fuels, any new usage of renewable (e.g. run AI on solar panels) is energy that could have been use to replace fossil usage.

  • Linus Torvalds net worth could be way higher if he took jobs a big tech companies (that were easily available to him) instead of choosing a career path that ensure Linux' independence.