@Bibbyeozp@YIMBYLAND Yes, not because a data center is near you, but bc DCs are connected, whether it’s AI or not. Google built DCs so we can search. It’s the same thing, just asking an LLM. The only change is what is in the data center: GPUs
@Bibbyeozp@YIMBYLAND They do not cause people’s energy bills to spike. More often than not, the data centers have power generation on site that actually help support the grid and its end users. They take and give to the grid they are on
@Bibbyeozp@YIMBYLAND This is wrong. You can’t just build every data center in Texas. DCs are connected regionally. Enterprises store hardware near their business. It’s like saying build every cell tower in Texas and the whole country benefits. DCs/cell towers go where people and businesses are.
@thisdudelikesAI Yo! This is great, thanks for sharing.
I’ve already started building out multiple websites/software solutions with Next.js, Vercel, etc. but want to learn how to architect them correctly. Which of these should be first/best to learn?
Yo! Following up on this! I’m in the middle of a Wordpress to next.js migration and this thread provided a ton of value for me. Thank you!
Did you see a drop in visitors after the migration? I’m in the middle of a migration for a client and my only worry is a major drop in visits/organic search
@YIMBYLAND Dallas needs a subway from Dallas to Fort Worth with a stop in the middle for Arlington at AT&T stadium and people would use it. Then when people get used to it, build more subways throughout DFW