It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed Not for much longer, I hope. The AI crash is coming.
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@foundseed Not for much longer, I hope. The AI crash is coming.
@bob we all do, especially considering it is gonna bring down the US empire with it
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed Maybe, because solar tech just works fine and is cheap?
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed hah! yes! and one creating/capturing energy while the other wastes it
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed its because renewables are dirt cheap, and always seem to be getting cheaper literally anywhere else on the planet except in the US. Solar isn't inevitable because its not another business to exploit the masses with.
Dudebros popping up datacenters, not giving a fuck about how that affects water and air quality of the towns around them.
Some of these motherfuckers really need the guillotine.
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed@spore.social tbf I am putting it out, but dont got a billion dollar bullhorn.
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed in the USA this holds, but i believe in China a substantial proportion of GDP is now in renewable energy, and a almost non existent proportion is in AI.
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@FediThing @foundseed
"Yes, Google+ currently feels like a nerd sanctuary, and yes, the company screwed up previous social efforts such as Wave and Buzz, but Google is deadly serious about this one."
It's been well over a decade since I stopped being able to keep up with this technology that erases the distinction between the genuine and satire. -
@foundseed Maybe, because solar tech just works fine and is cheap?
@agitatra @foundseed because no one company or small groups of companies can establish an oligopoly, so they can't raise enough money to bribe everyone/overwhelm with propaganda
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@glent @foundseed As someone living in the South of Europe... well, yes but actually no.
Above a certain temperature, solar panels start to decrease efficiency.
It is still an easy deal to sell, but... yep.
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@FediThing @foundseed @cwebber
What ever happened to that semi recent “Go At” of 3DTV?
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@glent @foundseed As someone living in the South of Europe... well, yes but actually no.
Above a certain temperature, solar panels start to decrease efficiency.
It is still an easy deal to sell, but... yep.
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@FediThing @foundseed
"Yes, Google+ currently feels like a nerd sanctuary, and yes, the company screwed up previous social efforts such as Wave and Buzz, but Google is deadly serious about this one."
It's been well over a decade since I stopped being able to keep up with this technology that erases the distinction between the genuine and satire.@eviloatmeal @FediThing poor one out for Google Reader, RIP
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@FediThing @foundseed I wouldn't have minded if 3DTV had actually stayed, honestly. It should be more of a thing.
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed yeah strange how this works
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed As I continually learn more about technology... It really appears like the broader tech-space, including the computing industry, has horse blinders on!
They focus on more or less one technology at a time, ignorant of all the other exciting opportunities out there!
Whilst discounting the marvels which brought us to today!
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@glent @foundseed As someone living in the South of Europe... well, yes but actually no.
Above a certain temperature, solar panels start to decrease efficiency.
It is still an easy deal to sell, but... yep.
@delawen @glent @foundseed It gets even hotter in Australia and they cope perfectly well. In January, which had some heatwaves with temperatures in the high 40s, renewables generated justly under 50% of all electricity in the country. A new record. Solar might not be as efficient at higher temperatures, but it doesn’t drop to zero.
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It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed
Ikr? [This](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KtQ9nt2ZeGM&pp=0gcJCZEKAYcqIYzv) @TechConnectify video on solar and nuclear was a breath of fresh air. -
It's so weird how the whole "this tech is the inevitable future that we've all been building towards and any resistance to it is backwards, if not malignant" is being put out for AI but not solar tech, huh?
@foundseed
Similarly how non-violent protests for climate change or Gaza are repressed by all layers of government in UK and EU, while violent manifestations of right wing groups/farmers are totally acceptable and downplayed.
The Epstein files might give a clue as to why...
