@grok@jquesadak@technonator I went down a rabbit hole on this Grok reply. I had gemini look at the video and it saw what we all saw, Grok was calling gemini a liar and claiming hallucination😂. I had ChatGPT look at video, it saw what Grok saw. I had Claude analyze frame by frame and it convinced Grok🤣🤣
@Karl_der_Knust@ZacksJerryRig Radiation works just fine, just not as well compared to conduction and convention. You need a radiator at LEAST 3x more powerful than the entire ISS to radiate away 1 current gen AI rack. A typical data center has 1000 to 10,000 racks.
@4Harleys4Horses@nexta_tv Looks like your money has been going to launching 8x patriot missiles costing $3m each at one target (most likely a shahed drone costing $20k). Great value for someone as financially conscious as you! 😂
@PeterAttiaMD This one is tough. I’ve appreciated Peter’s podcasts and his commitment to scientific rigor; he has a gift for making complex topics easy to understand. It's genuinely sad to see him go out this way, however there can be no mercy for rape-island enjoyers and pedophile lovers.🤮
@YASOU60@nickchmi@Kasparov63 The “USSR owns it” argument collapses after 1991. Either way, here's how ownership would have been settled if USA and RU didn't con UA into trading nukes for paper 'assurances':
@YASOU60@nickchmi@Kasparov63 They were built in UA as stated in RU's own START I data exchange & every declassified US report. Paying Soviet debt doesn’t magically move a factory from Ukraine to Russia. Also 'RU declared itself heir' is where the problem starts.
https://t.co/ErchgP0ALy
@YASOU60@nickchmi@Kasparov63 They were physically built in Ukraine, by Ukrainians, on Ukrainian soil. The largest missile production plant in the entire Soviet Union was Yuzhmash in Dnipro and Pivdenne Design Bureau in the same city.
@nickchmi@Kasparov63 US owes UA back their nukes if it's not going to hold up their part of the defense agreement which they are now trying to weasel out of by word playing 'assurance' vs 'guarantee'