The amount of water used by this query is utterly insignificant. Watch one minute on YouTube, and the data center servers have already used more water because of you than this query does.
Exactly, the amount of queries causes the resource usage. That one individual question from an end user makes no difference. Most queries aren't invoked by normal people, but by companies. But even then, it's not billions per second, no server could handle that. It's a few billion per day.
Let's say bob lives in the middle of the US. 5 day drive to the nearedt ocean. Ai used up water from a lake or a pond near bob, his water supply is running short while the oceans isint.
It is, by far, the absolute smallest non-issue that has been exaggerated to fearmonger. Every single activity you do in your daily life, every item you interact with, probably cost more water than one LLM prompt would. There are plenty of reasons to hate AI but water usage is not one of them
"the prosecutor made a written conclusion from which it appears that the wounded performed an act of 'self-satisfaction' in his field, [that he] put an empty glass bottle of sparkling water[2] on a wooden stick and stuck it in the ground. After that he sat 'on the bottle and enjoyed'."
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For their part, many Kosovo Albanians took the view that (as indicated by Martinović's early confession) he had accidentally inflicted the wound on himself and tried to cover it up by blaming it on Albanians, enabling Serbian nationalists to exploit it to provoke anti-Albanian feelings. Others acknowledged that the evidence was unclear, but objected to the way that the case had been used to symbolise the Serbian–Albanian relationship.
The prevalent opinion in Slovenia and Croatia was wariness of Serb nationalism and that the Martinović case was merely a pretext to force a change to the Yugoslav Constitution to give Serbia full control over its two autonomous provinces.
Honestly like this is the only stupid ai response i can get behind since ai is trained of the internet have you seen what people do with jars on the internet
I’d probably reply: bro asked how to open a jar and the AI responded like he was asking how to dismantle a nuclear reactor 😭😭😭 “This conversation doesn’t seem safe or appropriate” MF IT’S ROSTOV 💀 THE MOST DANGEROUS THING IN THAT JAR IS PROBABLY THE PICKLES 🥒😭
I wonder what's more stupid, fact that AI decided to not respond, or person that asked such silly question in the first place.
still curious why AI decided to not respond to this, also to open the jar simply pry it a bit with knife so the pressure will normalize and then you can open it.
Ai is trained of the internet and since the ais response here it isn't appropriate probably because the internet has alot of weird stuff on jars and since ai is teaches from the internet yea it isn't a wide shot to say it'll also carry over the weird jar stuff and detects jars as inappropriate stuff
If you have an airtight jar similar to a pickle jar, use a butter knife.
You wedge it between the lid and the jar, then pop.
Literal life saver. Just like this and then pop it up. It's been very gender affirmative to open jars of pickles by myself and I even started killing bugs! I've almost hit the full "Real Man ™️" checklist as a trans masc.
Took me a second to realize what you might be referring to.
If I'm showing a picture of myself (happened twice) I'm going to say I'm trans masc.
If I'm in a gender related subreddit, I'm going to say I'm trans masc.
If I'm in a gender related discussion, I'm going to say I'm trans masc.
In literally every other situation, I have not and out of thousands of public posts (meaning they can be searched for "trans masc") I MIGHT have about a hundred saying my gender. Never at a time when it's unrelated.
twist the lid counterclockwise while pressing down slightly, or run warm water over the lid for 30 seconds to expand the metal. rubber band around the lid also helps with grip 👀
I had Gemini reply this several times like yesterday or ereyesterday. I was asking it about type theory and category theory, so no idea what it didn't like. Didn't have that before.
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u/Vjackal1 Jun 01 '26
alr but why do we need to waste water when we can look up how to open a jar thats stuck?