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Good article. Reminds me of when a client asked if backyard composting was sustainable: maybe composting is, but backyards are definitely not!
I talked to @robinsonmeyer about how legalizing the construction of new homes in places where people want to live is great for the climate too.
This really isn’t that useful, though? Textiles is a huge industry that demands systemic, global regulation. Nutrition labels exist because people have different nutritional needs, but people don’t have different textile sustainability needs.
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What if I made up a number and then got scared at it
Energy will soon become the biggest bottleneck in AI.
Gigawatt datacenters are already being built; larger ones are on the way; countries will struggle to produce enough power to satisfy demand.
Distributed training will become increasingly important, helping balance consumption across global supply.
Rare L from @tracyalloway and @TheStalwart on today's Odd Lots. Framing the data center energy issue around AI misses what's really going on. A quick thread:
I dug into this more deeply in my newsletter a few weeks ago. linkedin.com/pulse/what-wall…
Anthony Schiavo retweeted
It’s time for our first #EnergyBar of the year! Join us on Feb. 1 at Greentown Boston for our signature networking event feat. startups and the climate innovation ecosystem: greentownlabs.com/event/ener…
Real people being exploited to do click work not as interesting enough for me to help or care, sorry
Replying to @ESYudkowsky
look people keep on talking about how if we dare to think about human extinction it will distract from the near-term dangers of AI but they never come up with any really interesting near-term dangers, so I'm trying to fill the gap. it's called "steelmanning"
Someone get me in touch with nature’s manager
















