Is that a joke?
Sometimes they just don't know any better.
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cinntaile commented on Show HN: Analyzing 9 years of HN side projects that reached $500/month · Posted by u/haileyzhou
Was your own project really selling a dataset at the higher end of what successful side projects make or was this a sidesideproject?
I'm curious about your own sales today and in a week's time.
I mean, that's because the US and UK are doing that right now. I don't agree they cannot be compared
No they are not. Neither the UK nor the US are murdering protestors at any comparable scale at this point in time.
Well, that's ...interesting.
Just yesterday, I've built Ask-a-Human:
You should call the human workers Cogs.
This probably has more to do with a power vacuum in which lawlessness arises instead of the ideology that is at power.
cinntaile commented on How much recurring income do you generate in 2026 and from what? · Posted by u/djshah
Depends on what city and country you live in. Someone's $1k could be more valuable than another person's $10k
How much recurring income do you generate in 2026 and from what?
Nothing in that question is dependent on what city and country you live in.
cinntaile commented on Direct Current Data Centers terraformindustries.wordp... · Posted by u/jk_tech
From a purely engineering perspective I think it becomes difficult to argue with the gas turbine once you get into the gigawatt class of data center. The amount of land required for this much solar is not to be understated. In many practical scenarios the solar array would need to be located a distance away from the actual data center. This implies transmission infrastructure which is often the hardest part of any electrical engineering project. You can put a gigawatt of N+1 generation on a 50 acre site with gas. It's dispatchable 24/7/365 and you can store energy for pennies on the dollar at incredible scale.
Having both forms of generation available at the same time is the best solution. Once you put a data center on the grid you can mix the fuel however you want upstream. This should be the ultimate goal and I believe it is for all current AI projects. I am not aware of any data center builds that intend to operate on parking lot generators indefinitely.
If you have predictable demand at that scale, nuclear might make more sense than the combination of gas and solar.
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cinntaile commented on The $100B megadeal between OpenAI and Nvidia is on ice wsj.com/tech/ai/the-100-b... · Posted by u/pixelesque
He and SBF are both big into effective altruism, and SBF gave Anthropic their seed funding, so yeah, that checks out.
Your argument is guilt by association. Association with something that isn't morally wrong, it's just a way to try to spend money on charity in an effective way? You can take a lot of ideas too far and end up with a bad result of course.