I've heard tales told of a catfishing saga between our resident yid and some lardass from Beauty Parlor. Could you point me in the direction of a thread with the details? I'm assuming that's what you're referencing here.You do have a wife, right?
Then we have to stop the rain from just falling in the stupid ocean
at the risk of going too far offtopic, i'll just go ahead and give the rundown as i know it.
Resign from what? Life?
This should have been the final nail in the coffin for forehead tattoos.
Why is chat gpt the referenced chatbot? Until they loosen some filters, you can barely use it to shitpost with.
Incorrect, but let's go with it.
And yet... they have. Variations of Shor's algorithm have already done what you're saying can't be done, from 2021.
Well the japs didn't actually enjoy it when their power plants got tsunami'd. But to answer your question, the difference is that Japan doesn't have a cartoonishly massive amount of empty space far from coastlines to work with. I betcha they'd put their power plants in Wyoming if they had the option.
There's several more nuclear plants who use or used seawater. Nuclear you can't use the seawater directly either, there's layers of heat exchangers keeping the nuclear material from contaminating the seawater. Same thing would work fine for datacenters.
My bad, I forgot they got all the way to ... 21 in two decades. It's not meaningful progress towards factoring actual relevant numbers (a couple of hundred of order of magnitude off).
djb is known for more than libcrypt, he's one of the leading post-quantum peepz, and are you claiming djb or Gutmann is pedo-adjacent?
Yes, and the post-quantum push is quite obviously their latest attempt.
Irans Bushehr power plant is in the SoH which has exceptionally high salinity that required Russian and German builders to work a unique solution, but it works fine now and can be done by the US if it wants to.
I wasn't really thinking of water contamination, I was just assuming that the delicate computer parts would be more sensitive to the brine buildup than a power plant would.
Salt water has a tendency to destroy electronics, we'd need to desalinate the water before we could feed it in to the data center. This would increase the costs by a lot. So why bother doing that when you can shove money into a small towns mayors and city councils pockets and build a data center next to their local water supply instead?
Now that's some real American cooling. Salted caramel data centers.
Yea, just like a nuclear plant, but the opposite, isolated loops to prevent the seawater from mixing with the clean water/glcol loop doing the actual cooling.
You know the water doesnt actually touch the electronics right?
They do, but Californians are nonhuman cretins, literally no better than tumors that have learned how to walk & talk. It wouldn't surprise me if most of the deaths during that fire came from Californians too stupid to realize they were suffocating or burning to death.
