BREAKING: Derrick Groves, the last of ten inmates who escaped the New Orleans jail, spotted in Atlanta, law enforcement surround home - WDSU
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Data centers facing $800BN revenue shortfall, not to mention 50GW energy shortfall.
Can circle jerk money into existence, but gigawatts a little more difficult
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Can circle jerk money into existence, but gigawatts a little more difficult
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The adopted kids that stabbed the female mayor nearly to death will be released and no arrest warrant I’ll be sought!
Germany is insane.
— DW
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Germany is insane.
— DW
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Trump is rumored to be among the nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize, which will be picked this Friday
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OpenAI has literally engrained itself in most of the world's largest technology companies.
And, almost all of the money that companies are investing in OpenAI is being used BY OpenAI to purchase products and compute from the investor.
What is happening here?
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And, almost all of the money that companies are investing in OpenAI is being used BY OpenAI to purchase products and compute from the investor.
What is happening here?
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US consumer borrowing is slowing:
US consumer credit rose by just +$363 million in August, the slowest pace in 6 months and far below expectations of a +$14.0 billion increase.
The modest gain follows a sharp +$18.1 billion rise in July.
The slowdown was driven by a -$6.0 billion drop in revolving credit, which includes credit cards, the second-largest decline in 4.5 years.
Non-revolving credit, which includes auto and student loans, rose +$6.3 billion.
Meanwhile, the average interest rate on credit cards rose to 22.8%, the highest this year and near the highest on record.
Americans are pulling back on spending.
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US consumer credit rose by just +$363 million in August, the slowest pace in 6 months and far below expectations of a +$14.0 billion increase.
The modest gain follows a sharp +$18.1 billion rise in July.
The slowdown was driven by a -$6.0 billion drop in revolving credit, which includes credit cards, the second-largest decline in 4.5 years.
Non-revolving credit, which includes auto and student loans, rose +$6.3 billion.
Meanwhile, the average interest rate on credit cards rose to 22.8%, the highest this year and near the highest on record.
Americans are pulling back on spending.
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