> increasing ambient temperatures,

That study was so bad that I can’t believe it’s becoming an actual concern that people use against data centers. They were barely able to register a temperature increase a couple hundred meters directly downwind.

> _Lobsters_ has now becoming my go-to with their posts being focused on ideas and concepts versus advertisements for large corporation ML based solutions.

Lobsters has a funny obsession with being anti-AI, but the most commented posts on the front page are usually AI related.

> Lobsters has a funny obsession with being anti-AI, but the most commented posts on the front page are usually AI related.

Reminds me of gamer-gate: NerdCubed graphed the top posts from both pro- and anti-gamer-gate subreddits, and most were meta posts about themselves and each other rather than their alleged topics. Gosh, that was such a dumb period.

One AI psychotic's "barely able to register" is another person's "increasing ambient temperature".

> Lobsters has a funny obsession with being anti-AI, but the most commented posts on the front page are usually AI related.

The top five most filtered-out tags¹, excluding meta², are (in order): vibecoding, dotnet, php, emacs, ai. Two of the five are AI-related. The top spot (vibecoding) has 60% more people filtering it than the second spot.

¹ https://lobste.rs/filters

² In the sense of being about the website itself, not Facebook’s parent company.