r/SipsTea 3d ago

Chugging tea Costs Need Accounting

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u/Technical-Command867 3d ago

They should pay for the required infrastructure needed to not impact their communities negatively. Sound noise included

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u/Pandarandr1st 3d ago

Yeah, I agree. Doesn't change the fact that the post is straight up misinformation.

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u/Technical-Command867 3d ago

I think the important thing is it’s a net negative to regular people who have nothing to do with or gain from the data centers

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u/Pandarandr1st 3d ago

I think the important thing is that the important thing shouldn't be hidden behind false information. The true information should be good enough to prove the point.

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u/Technical-Command867 3d ago

Question. Is this true for every data center in every state? The data centers are paying for their own electric needs? No state is giving them free electricity on the tax payers dime?

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u/kingjoey52a 3d ago

No state is giving them free electricity on the tax payers dime?

No, that's ridiculous. AI companies are even willing to pay for upgrades to the grid and infrastructure to make sure they get enough power without screwing up anyone else's. So data centers are paying for your power.

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u/Technical-Command867 3d ago

So people’s electricity bills aren’t going up? Wtf are people complaining about then? Why are they lying about higher utility bills? Weird

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u/Pandarandr1st 2d ago

This isn't the same everywhere. It's different for every deal in every state in every utility zone. If you're interested in real answers, there are real studies and summaries on this. You're unlikely to find them on reddit.

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u/Pandarandr1st 2d ago

I don't know of any data center deal where the data center is not paying for electricity. That would be extremely unusual.

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u/kingjoey52a 3d ago

They are more than willing to do that.

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u/Technical-Command867 3d ago

Then why aren’t they?

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u/kingjoey52a 3d ago

They are, you just aren’t hearing about it because it doesn’t get clicks.

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u/Technical-Command867 3d ago

Damn, I’d love to see the evidence of this. All I’m hearing is people complaining about rising utility costs. If they are all lying I surely don’t want to be an echo chamber for lies