TBF most of these are failures and exploits on older devices.

Which are a dime a dozen across the entire industry. Security is rather difficult, especially when considering exploits and bugs.

Ofc many of these ARE the results of cut corners, though many are just a lack of security awareness or old devices with known exploits discovered long after manufacturing.

A flight to Europe’s worth of energy is a pretty asinine way to measure this. Is it not?

It’s also not that small the number, being ~600 Megawatts of energy.

However, training cost is considerably less than prompting cost. Making your argument incredibly biased.

Similarly, the numbers released by Google seem artificially low, perhaps their TPUs are massively more efficient given they are ASICs. But they did not seem to disclose what model they are using for this measurement, It could be their smallest, least capable and most energy efficient model which would be disingenuous.

That’s not small…

100’s of Gigawatts is how much energy that is. Fuel is pretty damn energy dense.

A Boeing 777 might burn 45k Kg of fuel, at a density of 47Mj/kg. Which comes out to… 600 Megawatts

Or about 60 houses energy usage for a year in the U.S.

It’s an asinine way to measure it to be fair, not only is it incredibly ambiguous, but almost no one has any reference as to how much energy that actually is.

Every thread has one Linux bro, stumbling around dazed and confused, still searching to understand why people use a different OS. Always asking “Why do people even use that?” Ignorant of the litany of reasons the real world behaves the way it does.

Windows sucks, in a lot of ways, we get it. But holy hell find a different schrick.

I mean they are required to be paid minimum at the end of the day anyways

If they don’t make tips at all, they get paid minimum wage. If they do they can be pets less as long as tips make up the difference.

Aka. they don’t even read it.

I mean, it already worked didn’t it?

First term the USPS was taken from a trusted, consistent, and reliable way to move mail. I to something that a considerable number of people no longer trust BECAUSE it was sabotaged.

All he has to do is continue sabotaging our institutions, then they will no longer be effective, and can be cut down with public approval. Since voters have the memories of gnats.

It doesn’t need to shut down, it just needs to be made ineffective, gutted, and sold to UPS & FedEx for pennies on the dollar. So private corps can benefit from our public investments, to our detriment.

So are dozens of others, that didn’t stop them from being enforced and acted up on.

Unlike the laws that our constitution outlines, which are not enforced or observed.

It’s an executive order, it doesn’t have that power.

Yet states and other agencies will “make it happen” as if it does.

Literally nothing about their software should require a login.

It’s asinine

You’re talking about absolutely massive companies who represent their own shared interests. And just by volume, they will produce an open source projects through engineering culture variation within a company itself.

And represent only a fractional part of the tech workforce and companies that don’t contribute back to open source.

I mean when you’re only here to call people names like a petulant child. Don’t expect good conversation.

I’d rather a place be filled with circle jerkers than assholes.

I’d rather not either, which is kind of why I came to Lemmy instead of being on Reddit. Perhaps you have found yourself lost?

Yes, some do, but it isn’t an incredibly small number given the quantity of companies that rely on open source technology.

ACAB is why

Lol ovens like this existed.

My parents literally have one of them right now in their kitchen.

They are less than ideal for sure.

I mean, asking for others opinions is a pretty normal and social behavioral thing to do… No?

Things I like I find others tend not to, so if I’m making something to appeal to others and not myself, I ask what they like.

Ofc this example of a picture hung over a stove is… Asinine, but my point still stands in response to your statement.

I love that MasterCard is pushing this shit under the guise of “brand damaging” products.

Yet this whole fiasco is the most brand damage they could ask for.

They… Usually don’t.

Not a single company I’ve worked for actually makes FOSS contributions to the dependencies they rely upon.

Wait how does one set up that sort of thing with your phone?

Just imagine the slop.

I’m imagining functions that only exist to fix the incorrect output of other functions, God knows how deep.