It's so sad how that the water vanishes from reality and definitely doesn't go back into the atmosphere.
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vasudhamalhotra9492 months, 2 weeks ago
derd got sucked from the pipes into the cooling towers because of his crazy _biological_ mix of oxygen and water (notice how he's blue)
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rodneyserene42 months, 2 weeks ago
They drain lakes or rivers and when it evaporated to clouds it drops somewhere else
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hortensepoirier4532 months, 2 weeks ago
I still wonder why derd dissapeared
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liabeier2612 months, 2 weeks ago
Actually water mainly gets used to cool ai when it is being trained not when the public is asking questions
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luce.antoine2 months, 2 weeks ago
Fun fact: It's not the actual running of AI models wasting enormous resources, it's the training part. The training part is SO much more resource heavy
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daniel.cantu2 months, 2 weeks ago
And this is at the expense of causing drought, habitat destruction of wild life, noise pollution, increase in the prices of Ram, making technology more expensive, increasing our electricity bills, and making the air smell like shit
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michelle.ortega2 months, 2 weeks ago
It takes a very little amount of research to figure out that it is not when people are asking the AI questions. It’s when the AI is being trained, which is incredibly different.
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jeremy.mcintyre2 months, 2 weeks ago
The water will return in doomsday
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daniel_wali2 months, 2 weeks ago
but the water never disappears it just becomes vapor, which will become water again .
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brendanhollow272 months, 1 week ago
1. Decide you want to touch grass. 2. Stand up. 3. Stretch. 4. Put down your phone. 5. Put on shoes (optional). 6. Find a door leading outside. 7. Walk toward the door. 8. Open the door. 9. Step outside. 10. Close the door behind you. 11. Look around. 12. Locate a patch of grass. 13. Confirm it is actually grass. 14. Walk toward the grass. 15. Avoid walking into a wall. 16. Continue walking. 17. Get closer. 18. Notice the color of the grass. 19. Observe any flowers nearby. 20. Keep moving. 21. Reach the edge of the grass. 22. Pause briefly. 23. Admire nature. 24. Take one step onto the grass. 25. Take another step. 26. Feel the ground beneath you. 27. Check for sprinklers. 28. Verify you’re allowed to be there. 29. Look for ants. 30. Look for bees. 31. Continue carefully. 32. Find a comfortable spot. 33. Bend your knees slightly. 34. Lean forward. 35. Lower your torso. 36. Extend one arm. 37. Open your hand. 38. Spread your fingers. 39. Aim toward the grass. 40. Move your hand closer. 41. Closer. 42. Even closer. 43. Resist the urge to check notifications. 44. Stay focused. 45. Keep lowering your hand. 46. Notice the texture. 47. Feel the breeze. 48. Lower your hand more. 49. Almost there. 50. Halfway to the goal. 51. Continue. 52. Don’t overthink it. 53. Approach a blade of grass. 54. Select a target blade. 55. Confirm target acquired. 56. Lower your hand. 57. Lower it further. 58. Nearly touching. 59. Millimeters away. 60. Hold steady. 61. Touch a blade. 62. Congratulations. 63. Touch more blades. 64. Verify contact. 65. Wiggle your fingers. 66. Feel the grass. 67. Appreciate the moment. 68. Stay in contact for one second. 69. Then two seconds. 70. Then three. 71. Observe the sensation. 72. Take a deep breath. 73. Listen for birds. 74. Notice any clouds. 75. Continue touching grass. 76. You’ve done it. 77. But keep going. 78. Pat the grass gently. 79. Avoid uprooting it. 80. Thank the grass mentally. 81. Smile if you want. 82. Take a photo (optional). 83. Resist making it a productivity task. 84. Just exist for a moment. 85. Feel the sunlight. 86. Or the shade. 87. Notice the temperature. 88. Continue touching grass. 89. Reflect on how simple this is. 90. Appreciate being outdoors. 91. Release the grass. 92. Stand up. 93. Brush off your hands. 94. Take one last look. 95. Remember the experience. 96. Walk back toward the door. 97. Open the door. 98. Go inside. 99. Close the door. 100. Tell everyone you’ve successfully touched grass.
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john.jensen2 months, 2 weeks ago
Rain World devs are about to be prophets😭
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naksh_chaudhry2 months, 2 weeks ago
Water cycle still exist
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robinhollow772 months, 2 weeks ago
For those who dont know: i have asked the same question to chatgpt about derd not appearing anymore, and it said that derd was dylan jardon and he left the smart nonsense channel, taking derd with him.
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daniel.cantu2 months, 2 weeks ago
Me when I spread misinformation 😊 (the initial training of the model wastes the water, not your little prompts)
maríaluisa_lemus2 months, 2 weeks ago
Must’ve been the wind
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brianmartin4402 months, 2 weeks ago
Mf saying "Water doesn't vanish" should know that when I steal your money, it "will" also stay in circulation.
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courtneyatlas822 months, 2 weeks ago
Standard servers such as those used by YouTube focus on storing data on hdd and SSD (and are typically liquid-cooled) whereas servers used for training Ai primarily utilize GPU and NPU nevertheless for processing and problem solving tasks they rely heavily on standard servers that store the necessary data moreover because Ai related operations engage GPU and NPU they generate more heat and consume more power than any data storage media
Bro the derd question is still unanswerd
Now I'm wondering where Derd is
It's so sad how that the water vanishes from reality and definitely doesn't go back into the atmosphere.
derd got sucked from the pipes into the cooling towers because of his crazy _biological_ mix of oxygen and water (notice how he's blue)
They drain lakes or rivers and when it evaporated to clouds it drops somewhere else
I still wonder why derd dissapeared
Actually water mainly gets used to cool ai when it is being trained not when the public is asking questions
Fun fact: It's not the actual running of AI models wasting enormous resources, it's the training part. The training part is SO much more resource heavy
And this is at the expense of causing drought, habitat destruction of wild life, noise pollution, increase in the prices of Ram, making technology more expensive, increasing our electricity bills, and making the air smell like shit
It takes a very little amount of research to figure out that it is not when people are asking the AI questions. It’s when the AI is being trained, which is incredibly different.
The water will return in doomsday
but the water never disappears it just becomes vapor, which will become water again .
1. Decide you want to touch grass. 2. Stand up. 3. Stretch. 4. Put down your phone. 5. Put on shoes (optional). 6. Find a door leading outside. 7. Walk toward the door. 8. Open the door. 9. Step outside. 10. Close the door behind you. 11. Look around. 12. Locate a patch of grass. 13. Confirm it is actually grass. 14. Walk toward the grass. 15. Avoid walking into a wall. 16. Continue walking. 17. Get closer. 18. Notice the color of the grass. 19. Observe any flowers nearby. 20. Keep moving. 21. Reach the edge of the grass. 22. Pause briefly. 23. Admire nature. 24. Take one step onto the grass. 25. Take another step. 26. Feel the ground beneath you. 27. Check for sprinklers. 28. Verify you’re allowed to be there. 29. Look for ants. 30. Look for bees. 31. Continue carefully. 32. Find a comfortable spot. 33. Bend your knees slightly. 34. Lean forward. 35. Lower your torso. 36. Extend one arm. 37. Open your hand. 38. Spread your fingers. 39. Aim toward the grass. 40. Move your hand closer. 41. Closer. 42. Even closer. 43. Resist the urge to check notifications. 44. Stay focused. 45. Keep lowering your hand. 46. Notice the texture. 47. Feel the breeze. 48. Lower your hand more. 49. Almost there. 50. Halfway to the goal. 51. Continue. 52. Don’t overthink it. 53. Approach a blade of grass. 54. Select a target blade. 55. Confirm target acquired. 56. Lower your hand. 57. Lower it further. 58. Nearly touching. 59. Millimeters away. 60. Hold steady. 61. Touch a blade. 62. Congratulations. 63. Touch more blades. 64. Verify contact. 65. Wiggle your fingers. 66. Feel the grass. 67. Appreciate the moment. 68. Stay in contact for one second. 69. Then two seconds. 70. Then three. 71. Observe the sensation. 72. Take a deep breath. 73. Listen for birds. 74. Notice any clouds. 75. Continue touching grass. 76. You’ve done it. 77. But keep going. 78. Pat the grass gently. 79. Avoid uprooting it. 80. Thank the grass mentally. 81. Smile if you want. 82. Take a photo (optional). 83. Resist making it a productivity task. 84. Just exist for a moment. 85. Feel the sunlight. 86. Or the shade. 87. Notice the temperature. 88. Continue touching grass. 89. Reflect on how simple this is. 90. Appreciate being outdoors. 91. Release the grass. 92. Stand up. 93. Brush off your hands. 94. Take one last look. 95. Remember the experience. 96. Walk back toward the door. 97. Open the door. 98. Go inside. 99. Close the door. 100. Tell everyone you’ve successfully touched grass.
Rain World devs are about to be prophets😭
Water cycle still exist
For those who dont know: i have asked the same question to chatgpt about derd not appearing anymore, and it said that derd was dylan jardon and he left the smart nonsense channel, taking derd with him.
Me when I spread misinformation 😊 (the initial training of the model wastes the water, not your little prompts)
Must’ve been the wind
Mf saying "Water doesn't vanish" should know that when I steal your money, it "will" also stay in circulation.
Standard servers such as those used by YouTube focus on storing data on hdd and SSD (and are typically liquid-cooled) whereas servers used for training Ai primarily utilize GPU and NPU nevertheless for processing and problem solving tasks they rely heavily on standard servers that store the necessary data moreover because Ai related operations engage GPU and NPU they generate more heat and consume more power than any data storage media