is the rest of the story posted anywhere?

do you have a farm?

you do so much!!! i've done haskell in the past and i do C++ right now for fun and also for my day job. and i really enjoy rust too but haven't had much of a chance to use it lately

i love tools for good documentation!!! especially ones that are free of GenAI! what issue does it solve?

what programming do you like doing?

i also have such a strong attachment to code sometimes. i'm also Mel. i don't want all of the coding to be left to machines

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was OP herself posting as a bit?

this sort of thing carries absolutely no legal weight. you agreed to whatever is in the terms and conditions when you signed up for this site

for a given set S the number of functions from S -> S is given by the number of permutations of S. this should be at least as large as the power set of S, so for any given set of size Aleph_k you can construct a set of functions of size Aleph_{k+1}

gotta be at least 7

I don’t want people to hire or date us as a performative act; I wouldn’t expect them to brag about having hired or dated us, or to post about it on the timeline.

WHO WANTS THIS????????? 😭😭😭😭

Yes, that’s a fine position to have, but it’s important to get the math right, and to be honest about the facts

For which there’s huge amounts of runoff into the ocean due to fertilizer.

If data center water usage were an environmental concern then adding condensers to the output would allow you to collect much of the evaporated water, and it’d be clean and drinkable

And it’s not like sewage, or water that needs treatment. The water isn’t ruined by any means; it’s lost due to evaporation, just like water is lost due to evaporation from rivers or streams. It’s significantly less harmful (and less water intensive!!!) than activities like agriculture -

The math is wrong. 300,000 people consume ~43 million liters of water *per day*. The 1MW data center consumer 25 million liters *annually*, or only around 70,000 liters per day.

So a 1MW data center only consumes about as much water as 485 people