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Blokhinstev's ensemble interpretation, which I like, is unattractive to many.
But of course feel free to distro hop yourself.
And obviously energy too, until Europe completely electrifies .
So it's quite a big deal when gas goes from being cheap and reliable to expensive and unreliable.
It all makes a difference. There's no doubt that individual consumption contributes a lot to global emissions. Like large houses that use a lot of material, cement etc and cost a lot to heat and cool.
And those large corporations exist to serve customers. It's not like we could simply get rid of them.
But we obviously need to also look at the ways that we can work together to save emissions where possible.
The A20 Pro has about the same GPU performance as an M1 Pro, according to the Metal GPU benchmark. Very impressive.
The ad industry likes to say that they're in the business of informing people so they can make better decisions. Whereas they make sure you're uninformed so you can make worse decisions.
When Apple embraces Silicon Carbide batteries I'm sure they're going to make amazing stuff.
It's not like they haven't impressed on the hardware side. If you look at something like the M4 iPad Pro which was released 2 years ago, there is no competition even close. Nor with their laptops.
Only the people will stand up against fascism, in a mass movement for freedom and democracy.
It's not about their race. Plenty of Asian people in Silicon Valley. Or even their personal beliefs. It's about the interests of shareholders, which they have to (by law!) satify. That means making profit.
It's in the name. Terrifying people into compliance. Well that isn't the case here.
But all of the money was anyway just lying around doing nothing. An enormous amount of capital has been building since the 80's thanks to corporate profits. A small sector of the population is so rich they don't know what to do with their capital.