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Post9:24 PM - 1 day ago#551

There's also that it's upending efforts to reduce GRG emissions while also sucking up capital, resources, and effort that could be going  to transitioning from fossil fuel consumption.

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Post10:13 PM - 1 day ago#552

lol. i'll gladly be left behind with my attention span and critical faculties still intact. thanks.

and regardless of whichever way the pols are jerking themselves at a given moment, the general population is WILDLY opposed to this sh*t, as the midterm demonstrated.

let's build one of these behind Framer's house and see if he still "embraces the future".


https://working-mass.com/2026/06/10/the-dungeon-over-lowell-how-the-data-center-boom-has-divided-one-citys-working-people/

jfc, blowing your load over some fantasy tech—before it's fully understood; while it's demonstrated little to no societal benefit; and for which rapid, unnecessary scaling introduces very real existential, health, and environmental concerns—is just so pathetic and childish.

and i'm not even anti-AI. this sh*t has been around for decades. it used to just be called "machine learning" and it can be a very useful tool when applied thoughtfully and not marketed by tech bros as a "sentient" sex doll and shoved up every orifice on Earth.

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Post11:25 PM - 1 day ago#553

TerraWatt vs. TERRAWATT embroils St. Louis data center developer in trademark dispute

The Nevada company behind the projects adjacent to The Armory and in Alton is trying to stop a New Jersey company from trademarking a very similar name. 

https://www.stlmag.com/news/terrawatt-vs-terrawatt-trademark-dispute/

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