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tell all of my buddies, and all of my friends / if you find a better job then brother rec me in

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  • Freedom of speech does not mean you get to exercise it anywhere at any time any way you want. I’m disappointed that 404 is just leaning in to the outrage economy clickbait, I thought they had potential.

    Like no shit, if you’re warned multiple times to comply with procedural rules or be removed they’re going to have you removed. You might even be arrested for refusing to comply when a sheriff is giving you a lawful order to leave, crazy.

    *I guarantee you unprincipled hypocrites wouldn’t be crying about muh freezepeach if this was some chud getting dragged out of a seattle city council meeting for the exact same thing. Are you people self aware enough to realize that you’re hypocrites or are you just so addicted to the outrage machine that you don’t really think about it and it just washes over you?


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    >have a [non-specific] degree

    Ok, and? Is it a degree in something somebody will pay you for or am I supposed to feel bad that your degree in medieval polish history doesn’t entitle you to an easy and well paid office job where you send emails and don’t have to meaningfully alter material reality?

    *downvoters be like ‘it doesnt matter! they’re a more fulfilled and well rounded person’ ok good for you, nobody is going to pay you to be self-fulfilled. Your personal enrichment is not economically in demand. You have to be kind of stupid to not consider the supply/demand of the degree you get before you spend tens of thousands of dollars to get it.








  • Ok and you put more thought into the framing of this story than the author of the vice post(I will not call that an article) did. If you think there isn’t an anti-datacenter circlejerk and this wasn’t bait for it I don’t know what to tell you. High value cargo theft did not start because of datacenters, but you definitely only heard about this one because of the huge appetite for anti-datacenter news.

    That’s what I mean by circlejerk. Things that are not actually particularly exceptional are being treated like major news stories because people crave confirmation bias and schadenfreude. This vice post is one of the most transparent examples of the outrage economy that I’ve seen in a while.








  • Switzerland is one of the only countries where it makes any sense to do this kind of nonsense because they’re already almost completely on renewable power. I shudder to think of how high the installation cost per watt is when you need rope access teams drilling into concrete. Some IRATA certified electrician probably bought a vacation home with the money from just this project.

    ‘wow the panels are 50% more efficient during winter, and it only cost 1000% more to install compared to a conventional rooftop’

    *Ok I checked, it cost about 3.6 CHF per nameplate watt. Roughly double residential rooftop solar in Switzerland, which itself is again about double what a ground mount array costs. So still bad, not nearly as bad as I thought. This also is only the original install cost. Apparently they’ve had to do significant repairs, including replacing 270 panels, because of snow and ice damage. From the bit of extra research I did on this I think the primary purpose of this install was to ease the path to getting more alpine solar installation approved. Because this definitely isn’t economically viable and I don’t think they expected it to be. But there is potential for economically viable alpine solar farms if they can get approval for development.

    **By the way this article and the image for it are AI slop, the actual install is slightly less absurd than the article makes it look.

    the actual dam

    embedded image of dam that is still kind of absurd, but less The install generates 3x more power than an equivalent solar farm at lower altitude during the winter months, but costs 4x more to build. Doesn’t really add up. For a smaller investment you could have the same amount of winter production and 3x as much production during the other 3/4 of the year.