Comments by chammy (@chammy) - PALnet

chammy

Finance, Life, Philosophy

26 minutes ago

@chammy "And the burning of whole cities...." And the burning of whole cities.

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about 2 hours ago

@chammy "A question has been raised on Polymarket: "Will the Mag7 ex..." A question has been raised on Polymarket: "Will the Mag7 exceed or fall short of 30% of the S&P 500 index by December 31, 2025?"

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about 3 hours ago

@chammy "Why choose to pay a 16% tax in California, where there’s lim..." Why choose to pay a 16% tax in California, where there’s limited school choice and issues with water supply, when states like Nevada, Texas, and Washington offer 0% tax rates…

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about 6 hours ago

@chammy "At what point will Canadians become weary of bureaucrats who..." At what point will Canadians become weary of bureaucrats who prioritize virtue signaling and are so fearful that they would rather jeopardize the country than take meaningful actions?

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about 6 hours ago

@chammy "A suggestion is to choose a leader for the Liberal Party who..." A suggestion is to choose a leader for the Liberal Party who truly embodies Liberal values.

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about 6 hours ago

@chammy "In addition to legislative shortcomings in preventing fires ..." In addition to legislative shortcomings in preventing fires in California, it seems that NGOs and non-profits are also quick to sue the state to halt controlled burns for reasons that remain unclear.

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12 days ago

@chammy "concentrations of AI computing operations...." concentrations of AI computing operations.

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12 days ago

@chammy "This increasing demand for energy is putting pressure on the..." This increasing demand for energy is putting pressure on the transmission capacity of the electrical grid and the availability of data centers equipped to handle the power needs…

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12 days ago

@chammy "Developing large AI models necessitates substantial computin..." Developing large AI models necessitates substantial computing capacity; for instance, training GPT-4 was reported to consume more electricity than what 5,000 average U.S. homes use in a year.

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12 days ago

@chammy "What I Read This Week… AI firms in the U.S. are encounterin..." What I Read This Week… AI firms in the U.S. are encountering limitations in the electrical grid as their demand for computing power exceeds current power and data center…

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