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re: Mississippi doing Mississippi things
Posted on 7/4/26 at 6:19 pm to Doctor Strangelove
Posted on 7/4/26 at 6:19 pm to Doctor Strangelove
quote:I think it's interesting how people pushing this msg are the ones invested in data centers success. And people keep chirping it, holding their water.
You don’t even realize you are carrying the CCP’s message of oppression against “the people” so they can gain the edge in AI and data centers. What an imbecile.
My biggest concern is the gobbling up of farm land. Especially when you have people like Gates behind the push.
Lots of empty buildings in city downtowns that could also be used.
Let's say, the truth is somewhere in the middle.
Posted on 7/4/26 at 6:31 pm to Deepblueskies
quote:
Facts
You're really struggling here.
You bitch about data centers in Mississippi and argue they're being put in low IQ states. Then you post a map showing avg IQ of states, and at the very top is Massachusetts with an avg IQ of 104, in contrast to Mississipppi's 94. But guess what -
Massachusetts: 42 active data centers
Mississippi: 9 active data centers
Posted on 7/4/26 at 7:23 pm to deltaland
Some perspective is in order here. The data plants should be located close to a water source. Water source cooling will significantly lower energy costs as water cooled equipment is much more efficient vs air cooled (closed loop) equipment..
The MS River flow at Natchez, MS is approximately 300,000,000 million gallons PER SECOND. So in one second the flow of the MS River could supply the biggest data center for a full day.
If a data center that needs that much water chooses to build in an arid area then thy will be out of business due to inefficiency and inability to operate at full capacity. I suspect the people designing these plants know what they are doing and won't make that kind of mistake.
Agree nuclear is the key to energy independence and lowest possible cost. Burning natural gas or oil to make electricity isn't the highest and best use of the resource. Of course growing corn to make ethanol isn't the highest and best use of corn either. If we can stop pandering to special interests we can be a greater union. Meanwhile give us all the data centers we can handle. Place them on the east side of the MS River in LA and MS in areas not ideal for agriculture. It can't be that hard to find these spots,
The MS River flow at Natchez, MS is approximately 300,000,000 million gallons PER SECOND. So in one second the flow of the MS River could supply the biggest data center for a full day.
If a data center that needs that much water chooses to build in an arid area then thy will be out of business due to inefficiency and inability to operate at full capacity. I suspect the people designing these plants know what they are doing and won't make that kind of mistake.
Agree nuclear is the key to energy independence and lowest possible cost. Burning natural gas or oil to make electricity isn't the highest and best use of the resource. Of course growing corn to make ethanol isn't the highest and best use of corn either. If we can stop pandering to special interests we can be a greater union. Meanwhile give us all the data centers we can handle. Place them on the east side of the MS River in LA and MS in areas not ideal for agriculture. It can't be that hard to find these spots,
Posted on 7/4/26 at 7:46 pm to Deepblueskies
Never heard of MAIN huh?
Literally the first state to ever have an AI initiative with MSU leading the way, in research, innovation and understanding.
It’s a few years old… keep up…
Literally the first state to ever have an AI initiative with MSU leading the way, in research, innovation and understanding.
It’s a few years old… keep up…
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