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A poster that says Did you see: -a tent in the woods? -someone shoplifting? -a person sleeping in their car? NO YOU FUCKING DIDNT people are struggling don't make it worse

Hat with Chinese text above and below the text “Hello, i am fleeing the American century i humillation. Can you show me where to buy Mountain Dew Baja Blast?” In English

YouTube video by Eddy Burback ChatGPT made me delusional

in my humble moderate opinion i think sam altman should be tried at the hague and everyone at openAI should be tried as an accessory

this might be one of the best videos i’ve seen all year and also one of the most terrifying things i’ve ever witnessed in my entire life

Happy Halloween

DO NOT ASK FOR WHOM THE GOOSE HONKS IT HONKS FOR THEE

“Which Indigenous people, white man horror film?

WHICH INDIGENOUS PEOPLE.”

Wolf Man 2025 opening credits that say a bunch about some fancy savage animals disease called hill fever it some shit then ends with "The Indigenous people that came before called it something else: ma'iingan odengwaan or face of the wolf." ma'iingan odengwaan is claimed to be Ojibwe and from the Oregon Coast.

Wtf is this at the start of Wolfman 2025?

I thought we'd gotten out of the faceless nameless mythical historical figures to add flavor to horror movies?

This is lazy and gross and they should feel shame for it.

I guess I'm never watching Wolf Man lol

So, big tech has spent hundreds of billions of dollars of capital expenditures, and much of those expenditures are on GPUs. These GPUs, once installed, immediately begin decaying in value, and the more you use them, the more likely they are to crap out, and even when sitting idle, these GPUs have some power consumption — somewhere between 7% and 14% of their power in the case of the H100 — making them a consistent burden on the infrastructure of any purchaser whether they have customers or not. This becomes an even bigger problem for more expensive GPUs like the B200, which has an idle power draw of 140W per GPU. Extrapolate that out to thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of them, or to the 50,000-per-building of them inside Stargate Abilene’s NVIDIA’s , and you’ve got yourself a problem. Even without customers, even without IT load, these servers sit burning power, and while a company could turn them off and boot them on for a period of time, these racks are often run in clusters — servers of GPUs that are synced together using high-speed networking — and while I can’t find anything firm as far as how long it takes to set up a cluster, this presentation on cluster design from the CEO of Lambda details a cluster’s sheer complexity, involving discrete networking, software layer and storage methods just to get the bloody thing working. In simple terms, it may be expensive to leave them on, but it’s going to take a bunch of time and energy to restart these things, meaning that they are more than likely left on, slowly burning energy. Imagine how bad that is at a scale of hundreds of thousands of GPUs? Yet things might be a little wonkier, as the reality may be that while hyperscalers have customers, those customers might not be using all their GPUs at all times. Although there may be some customers that agree to a minimum spend or throughput, it’s hard to imagine that these contracts are enough to surmount the destructive margins. And when …

And when I say “destructive margins,” I mean so much more than just the power to run and cool them. There’s the construction of the data centers to house them, the necessary maintenance, and, of course, any and all debt used to buy them. While I can (and will!) say that for every $50,000 GPU bought, big tech needs to make another $100,000, I believe that the hole created by the GPU’s existence is likely larger than just $100,000, with every construction delay, power outage, or moment of idle compute adding dollars to the hole for each and every GPU. Need a very real example? The Information reported recently that Oracle lost $100 million between June and August 2025 on rentals of NVIDIA’s Blackwell chips: In the three months that ended in August, Oracle lost nearly $100 million from rentals of Nvidia’s Blackwell chips, which arrived this year. That’s partly because there is a period between when Oracle gets its data centers ready for customers and when customers start using and paying for them, the documents show. It’s not clear what causes the gap or how Oracle plans to shorten it. So, while we can’t say for sure, there’s a chance a large chunk of these losses were caused by the spread-out deprecation of those Blackwell GPUs — after all, its most recent quarterly earnings included $1.35 billion of depreciation, right? Sidenote: For context, Oracle reported depreciation of $804m in the same period last year, and depreciation of $3.867bn for the whole of FY2025. This should give you a sense of how rapidly these GPUs are becoming a millstone on its earnings. …is there any way to actually recover that $100 million through the margins on these chips? Oracle only has 4.5 years of depreciation on these Blackwell Chips, and The Information reports that those GB200 server racks have a negative 100% gross margin according to internal Oracle documents. If that’s the case, we have a much, much bigger problem, but even if the margins aren’t literally negative…will ther…

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this is a chart of how bad your executives are at decision making

Kinophobia by Bruno Dias Explore a haunted movie studio. Learn the fates its tormented souls. End a curse inscribed in blood and celluloid.

Explore a haunted movie studio. Learn the fates of the tormented souls bound to it. End a 50-year curse inscribed in blood and celluloid.

KINOPHOBIA, my first piece of noncommercial interactive fiction in eight years, is now available to play.

brunodias.itch.io/kinophobia

And i was able to deal with this but the internet is now turned off

Any help please

It feels really weird to read about people justifiably freaking out about SNAP benefits being cut off soon and then Republicans arguing it's fine for millions of people to go hungry

He deleted it but hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooly shit

Shesez Boundary Break is racist?

how is this in the tail end of 2025 like I can't even be mad or upset like it's not even "You have bad opinions" at this point it's just like oh you're factually stupid like how is this still something you're even thinking about????

I am summoned

Yeah, hugely disappointed by Shesez here. Sweet Baby Inc was not "designed to consult and steer more inclusion" into games. They are brought on purposefully as a second opinion on narrative by large studios. They're script doctors. There's no pressure campaign to hire them.

There’s a sudden influx of people asking what Sweet Baby Inc *do*. So here I am, a Sweet Baby Inc employee, to tell you: we are writers & narrative designers! We write and help create stories, all with the enthusiastic consent of the studios who hire us!

Great thread about that here! \/\/

projected text behind the band reading “make america gay again”

david byrne shitting on ice agents was the clear best part of the show tonight but this was a close second

the video being projected behind all the performers on stage

lmao david byrne showed the video of the ice agents tripping over themselves while trying to run after a biker on wacker drive during the “life during wartime” segment of his chicago show tonight

Hey everyone, here's a real simple way to disable "Super Resolution" on your channels:

• YouTube Studio
• Settings
• Channel
• Advanced settings
• Uncheck "Let YouTube enhance visual quality"
• Uncheck "Let YouTube enhance audio quality"

The cartoon rocks really hard and reaches “peak giant monster media” more than a few times.

Firmly convinced people who say “It’s a good movie just not a good Godzilla movie” haven’t ever actually seen it before. Because no, it’s— it’s a bad movie made vastly worse by the legacy it intentionally acts like it’s better than.

Decided to lock in this October and make this old Werehog drawing more striking.

they should have less UbiSoft, and more BoobieSoft. im not sure what political statement im tryin to make here

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