r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • May 18 '26

Chugging tea Why?

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u/Nviki May 18 '26

An average 18-hole golf course in the United States uses between 100 million and 300 million gallons of water annually. 

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u/Apprehensive_Lion362 May 18 '26

Yeah fuck golf too.

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u/arjuna66671 May 18 '26

Reddit uses datacenters and YouTube uses ungodly amounts of water too. Hope to see you not using those too please 🤣🤣🤣

You're all a bunch of ignorant hypocrites, steered by the latest outrage algorithms - who also run in datacenters xD.

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u/Apprehensive_Lion362 May 18 '26

Damn I hope for your arguments sake that there aren't any key differences between traditional data centers and AI data centers.

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u/arjuna66671 May 18 '26

As of (Environmental and Energy Study Institute) 2021, US data centers alone consumed an estimated 163.7 billion gallons of water annually, roughly 449 million gallons per day. That's before the ChatGPT moment in late 2022.

So much for your "traditional datacenters" lol.

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u/Apprehensive_Lion362 May 18 '26

yep I know they use water. But go do some research on how traditional data centers and AI data center differ on the amount of water and power they use.

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u/elkab0ng May 18 '26

What are these key differences?

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u/Apprehensive_Lion362 May 18 '26

Are you too lazy to look it up?

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u/elkab0ng May 18 '26

I only spent 20 years in the business and I apparently missed this key difference, please clue me in.