aaron

@WElRDB but mainly @Dodgers & environment stuff

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

gonna use this for random spam stuff

Reminder to follow @WElRDB

[aaron @WElRDB]

Oh this happened too 💍🙏

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

@WBCBaseball Yooooooo 🤔

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

Let’s be fr Elon is probably jerking his shit in the server room 16 hours a day to all these grok prompts

Can we really expect the biggest fucking loser on the planet to get his team to do something right for once? Only chance of getting change is through some major lawsuit

[barcacenler @baracenler]

How difficult is it to code a line which prevents AI to not accept clothes changing commands?

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

happy new year 🎉

have a good one 🥳

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

@squid_kid_spam Took me a few days but I watched it all, great video and well worth it 🔥🔥🔥🔥 editing was fire

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

Good read on this subject

https://t.co/lyegfc685I

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

Turkey is having a severe water crisis and we have companies like google using an estimated 1 million+ litres of water during a SINGLE training cycle of their Gemini AI service.

Predictions estimate that by 2030 data centres could be using up to 1.7 BILLION litres a DAY.

[Current Report @Currentreport1]

Nearly 700 sinkholes have appeared in parts of Turkey, due to prolonged drought and excessive groundwater extraction for irrigation.

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

positive outcome for this situation. I use AI as an example because the mass amount of freshwater it consumes & also the amount of electricity it needs too.

It has been calculated that if all registered users writes 5 prompts DAILY, it would accumulate to ~40 MILLION KWh daily.

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

If I get anything higher than 50% on this assignment I may just have to believe in God

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

@VRRVN_ It was a little bit nothing burger but I think I would have to write a whole essay if I wanted to say everything I would like to about this topic LOL

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

the peak of male lonely epidemic in Japan aside…. Lower population is better for the planet long term, we should not be advocating for higher birth rates

There has been many studies which estimate the true MAXIMUM number of people the earth can sustain is roughly 8 billion.

[The Spectator Index @spectatorindex]

Japan recorded 686,061 births in 2024, the lowest since records began in 1899.

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

had to add in the coral reef fact because after this environmental science degree I want to focus on how to grow coral in warmer temperatures, there are orgs testing them and they are vital for so many parts of the world (not including the 40% of marine life that they support)

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

ABOUT TO SCHIZO POST ABOUT THE PLANET SORRY IN ADVANCED

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

(good reads in both topics mentioned, population boost & coral tipping point):

The Next 2 Billion: Can the World Support 10 Billion People?:
https://t.co/9LZ2rOseaC

Reduced Atlantic reef growth past 2 °C warming amplifies sea-level impacts:
https://t.co/LJ6CMpfv9Z

[aaron @WEIRDByaps]

It’s only going to get worse and it is going to be very upsetting to watch, so yes let’s not push for a mass population boost. In no way am I against having children, it’s a weird predicament, but I’m seeing many people claim how catastrophic this “low birth rate” is.
It’s not.