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One of the biggest “David versus Goliath” stories in tech right now is the towns beset by AI data center projects they may or may not have asked for.
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Have you ever been looking up a recipe for something new and been stymied by the directions being a wall of text, especially to find that one detail right when you're in the middle of making the dish?
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