The Fireball one is concerning. 1.5 million gallons a day?
"More improper redaction shows that the data center using the most water annually is Fireball Group LLC, the Google Data Center in Papillion. Fireball LLC reports 547.88 megagallons for their 2025 Annual Water Consumption."
So if I posted a link to something nobody can actually read, does that mean all downvotes are unfair violations if the social contract?
Availability is itself a meaningful feature for curating the feed.
Sometimes the comment section rescues things, other times it's a decision between two competing submissions, where—all else being equal—the accessible version ought to win.
Wouldn't a company responsible for an escalating frequency and severity of cybercrime normally be sanctioned by law enforcement? Wouldn't such a company normally stop these activities for fear of civil and criminal liability?
Typically only if it would go in against the interest of the government. In this case, OpenAI and its peers are carrying the complete US stock market, and the govt has a huge interest in not making it collapse anytime near election dates.
The other thing people miss is change velocity. NTP server doesn't change much. Salesforce teams are under enormous pressure to constantly deliver new features and ship changes every day. 99.95+% with constant change, millions of customers, 1e10-11 requests a day is challenging.
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