>However, my concern is the sophistication of the nueral networks that are no doubt classified, most definitely in the hands of government and military.

Makes me wonder how adept the massively-parallel machines the NSA uses to crack encryption are when repurposed for training LLMs and other neural nets.

Or heck, if they secretly have a functioning quantum computer, there's probably some pretty crazy capabilities when combined with transformers/etc.

(I had a link to an article about quantum transformers, but the auto-mod ate it)

Make limestone

What a stupid article. Just play with what you have, there tons of games out there that don’t require the latest hardware

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Turns out moving out of China is a bit more difficult than Reddit makes it out to be.

So, as expected?

and they are delicious!

It's MWh. However in comparison, direct air capture is at about 1.2MWh/t.

there is a lot of unused land with no trees on it. especially in the midwest.

again someone making a general statement without knowing shit. the world is more complicated than your gut sense or your anecdotal experience.

you don't even know what she did. talking out of your fucking ass.

This is not surprising, given the very different work cultures between the two countries.

But do we actually want to give money to activision-blizzard?

I rather enjoyed D3, but immortal was a mobile so inevitably it was a p2w nightmare

depends if we ever make AGI

I’ll admit diablo 3 wasn’t the best at the start but it turned into a really great game with updates and the reaper DLC. Hopefully this is more of what D3 is now and less of what it was at the start.

I have been playing Diablo for years. I loved 1 and 2, and 3 was fun after they killed the real money AH.

I expect D4 to be utterly unplayable because of microtransactions, banners, and battle passes.

I really hate that I won't be able to play Diablo 4 because I know right off the bat I won't want to pay an extra ~$30 after buying the game for the cool wings I will forever regret missing.

High chance there will be no indication of micro transactions during the beta, just to be bombarded with it on launch

Never too early to save for the P2W!

Life also needs carbon in the air. It's just that there's a bit too much of it in it, for both cases.

The ocean does absorb carbon, and in doing so becomes more acidic. This is (part of) the process currently killing/bleaching coral reefs.

>The decarbonization of the air is done through a mass decarbonization of the water.

But how? Does the ocean itself absorb carbon? And if so, does it have a natural resting point with an osmosis like process that will draw in more carbon naturally if we lower the available.levels?

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It really isn't funny. Almost no corporate sector actually incurs the expense of managing the damage that their "business" creates, environmental or otherwise. So some of the most damaging activities remain cheap because the true cost of them is transferred and/or deferred.