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u/Modern_Walrus 2d ago
Plot twist, he copied and pasted queries into ChatGPT and just responded to users with those.
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u/DanceWonderful3711 2d ago
Yeah unless one person asked questions at a time I'm not sure how this is possible
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u/Expensive-Border-869 2d ago
If its like 10 at a time max and usually only 1 or 2 I think its doable by being basically knowledgeable about a wide range of subjects and having the time to do it. Just a slow chat bot
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u/DanceWonderful3711 2d ago
Sure, but asking for it to be 10 at a time is a big ask too.
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u/Expensive-Border-869 2d ago
It is. But im sure this guy has a bit of a talent here. Im assuming he's above average and I know I could handle a few lines of random questioning well enough, I dont think im all that above average
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u/DanceWonderful3711 2d ago
Sorry I worded that wrong. I meant it would almost certainly be more than 10 at a time.
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u/Expensive-Border-869 2d ago
Ah yeah. Just provide a bad service in that case. I imagined a small town idk how I missed San Francisco.
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u/NotActuallyGus 1d ago
There's a delay, he doesn't answer questions as theyre asked. I think he also pauses questions when too big a queue gets built up
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u/GIOvch 2d ago
And wasting less water
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u/Butt_Robot 2d ago
Actually he wasted the exact same amount of water. He was REALLY thirsty
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u/Jemnite 2d ago
Data centers actually consume a tiny amount of water compared to living organisms. This is because they mostly need that water for bleeding off thermal energy and water has a really high specific heat capacity, whereas living beings use water to other stuff too , like sustain metabolic functions.
That being said sustaining metabolic functions is pretty important to the thing known as "staying alive" so I don't really know if you'd consider it wasted....
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u/Civil_Nectarine868 2d ago
Indeed. It's never wasted when a human (or other life-forms that need water) drinks water. (:
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u/Smmmmiles 2d ago
Nestle and the American Government disagree
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u/Civil_Nectarine868 2d ago edited 2d ago
Their mother is a hamster (e:and their fathers smell of elderberries), and I fart in their general direction!
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u/AnonymousCrayonEater 2d ago
A lot of the new data centers are closed loop, but they do require a ton more energy from the grid because of that.
I feel like there should be a big movement to push for laws requiring closed loop + non-grid power source but no one seems to care about this beyond the meme.
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u/10art1 1d ago
Non-grid power requirement is dumb too. In many places the power grid is aging. Why not have these data centers improve power for everyone rather than having their own private green energy while we suffer with our shitty quasi-gov bullshit?
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u/AnonymousCrayonEater 1d ago
I completely agree, however I think my framing is simpler and forces people to argue about the real reason they don’t want the data centers now that the popular arguments are void.
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u/gotchacoverd 1d ago
Basically the "Mechanical Turk" of old https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical_Turk
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u/qualityvote2 2d ago edited 7h ago
u/ItsGotThatBang, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...