The bubble is never going to pop, AI is being used by people and corporations across the globe. So as long as there is a product to sell and someone to buy it, it’s here to stay.

Individual AI companies may fail but their data centers will be bought by others.

It killed my wife’s sex drive. She had it in for about 7 years and I didn’t get sex once in that time. She had to get it out after developing breast cancer and within a month we were having sex again.

I hear you. You missed the hole in the ozone layer though.

…in 30 years.

Immediately make a list of everything that will happen in the future that I can bet on or invest in.

Good write up, but you left out the false flag terrorist attack that will allow him to declare a state of emergency.

It’s up to the customer to decide if they want data redundancy. AWS offers it, it just depends if the customer is willing to pay for it.

This! They seem to be programmed from birth to only vote one way. I get the impression they would be ostracised by family and friends if they voted for the other party.

It’s the only explanation as to why they keep voting the same candidate in. Even when the candidate continually votes against raising the minimum wage, cheaper healthcare, gun control or anything else that would improve the lives of the people they represent.

That’s hardly the worst Highlander movie, at least it had Michael Ironside. The Source was garbage.

Disney ruined the Star Wars sequels. All the money, all the talent, so much potential, and they pushed out those turds.

This is a pet peeve of mine, I see “loose” used incorrectly all the time.

I blame the parents

Even when people create memes about it, it still gives me chills to think what that would’ve been like.

Fair enough, I didn’t realise they were so different from traditional DC’s.

Well that’s one way to speed run environmental catastrophe.

Sorry to burst your bubble but DC’s aren’t going anywhere. Even if we are in a position to make quantum computers commercially available in the next 10 years they’ll still need to be housed somewhere, powered, cooled and connected.

Besides, quantum computers are great at complex calculations and simulations but you wouldn’t use them to host a website or a VPS. They’ll be hideously expensive so will only be used for the specific workloads that they excel at and everything else will done with the same servers we have now.

I’ve never seen a data centre with a chimney stack. This must be an American thing.

I feel for you, I’m 54 and I wouldn’t want to be 25 again.

We go to sleep and never wake up.

Imagine being in the tech industry and going to work for Yahoo, it would be like working in a palliative care unit at a hospital.

“We’ve got a couple of products and we need you to keep them alive.”