I want one after seeing this, it's pretty disgusting. The only thing I give Meta credit for, is "disclosing" it, barely. It's not even guaranteed that they actually honor this.

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AI Evaluations:

ChatGPT 5 Thinking Skill Eval:
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Gemini 2.5 Pro Abstract Thinking:
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Gemini 2.5 Pro Chat
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Yeah, all I have to say is, This is what happens... Something most North Americans fail even to ask is "Does this place want to change?".

This is not even remotly the best system I could put it in. This computer its running in is my old FX-8350 overclocked to 4.2-Ghz constant, all cores, with maxed out DDR3 RAM. A far-cry from the optimal AI system. Hell, my SSD died, and its using an HDD to run all this. VRAM is key!

When you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything... If I had listened to the morons who told me this card was terrible for gaming and AI, I would have missed a real gem. This is not just a GPU, its a $450 CAD, POWERFUL AI Accelerator card. It works, I have reciepts. #AI #Homelabs

Seeing that only made me more determined to find solutions to these problems. Climate change is here, and it's FAR worse and more advanced than the models predicted. We have 25 years to engineer solutions, or we all cook... Sorry about the bleak comment, but Lytton has been eating away at me since.

That is lucky, but also would be like watching the apocalypse unfold, I can only imagine... I passed through Lytton last summer. That was an experience I won't forget. It felt like driving through an area that had been nuked... Charred trees for miles, and bone dry.

That would be quite a sight. I can't even imagine what that would be like... Being on the island, I have only had one major fire come close to us. We have been lucky so far, but I also know this luck is going to run out...

On the tech side of things, there is a whole host of new gear and techniques that could be used. If we had this model, one of its goals could be to evaluate and mass-produce this new experimental equipment. Lots of good ideas, but no one wants to pay to develop them.

We do. This problem is only going to get bigger, and we need everyone to work together on this. Coordinating this on the national level, having resources and the "best minds" working on this problem is what's needed. Also, we need to focus more on new tech. Space-based monitoring is a good start.