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I dunno, necessity breeds innovation. Once current hardware can no longer scale with the hardware requirements, or we completely exhaust the supply of raw materials, something will come along. Crypto mining shifted to ASICs when the GPUs became no longer profitable. I saw not long ago that some crypto mining “businesses” switched to AI so it’s not entirely outside the realm of realiry.

Whether that “something” is a breakthrough in compute, (re)manufacturing, or renewable energy is anybody’s guess. At least IMO as someone who’s been watching on the sidelines for a long time.

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    I’m having a bit of an ethical dilemma - I currently work for a large-ish American fashion retailer that sells a lot of European brands. It’s been a pleasure seeing a bunch of brands that we sell show up here. I’m in need of new jeans and have been considering shopping after work since I also get a staff discount.

    The company itself fits my core values and hasn’t abandoned DEI, which is the main reason I’m considering a purchase. It is, however, still an American company and while the clothing is European, the money would still go to an American company and into their economy. For additional context, I’m in The Netherlands.

    Thoughts? I’m currently on my way to a shift and won’t be able to immediately reply — wanted to post before I forgot :3

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