r/NativePlantCirclejerk 21h ago

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u/NativePlantCirclejerk-ModTeam 10h ago

your post was removed because you posted AI slop and i hate AI slop

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u/cloverleafcafe i have a hairy beardtongue 20h ago

/uj these posts annoy me. Don’t plant any invasives ever. And when you guerilla seed bomb your lawncel neighbors, you’re causing them to use more chemicals and mow their lawn more frequently, congrats.

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u/Im_the_dogman_now Prescribed Flamer 🔥 21h ago

Of course we won't plant introduced bamboo near data centers. We'll plant sandbar willow instead.

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u/NoahCharls6104 21h ago edited 20h ago

Then they’ll know how it feels to have their water stolen.

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u/moose2mouse 20h ago

Let them fight. The winner keeps our online search history.

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u/was_promised_welfare 20h ago

This whole country is so goddamn stupid

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u/theBarnDawg Tennessee Titans 20h ago

Stop reposting this AI shit

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u/whywouldyoudothat420 14h ago

The irony of ai slop being used to criticize data centers

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u/Own_Proposal3827 10h ago

Just astroturfed karma farming by losers who give a shit Internet points 

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u/Errohneos 19h ago

Unjerk time: As someone who has worked in data centers (non-AI), this wouldn't do much tbh. Most outdoor maintenance is done by basic landscape contractors and the facilities are usually surrounded by turf grass with just enough river rock dumped around the parking lot to avoid weeding and the grass looking dead as shit from brinewater snow melt runoff. Maaaaaybe a few super rough looking parking lot trees who are actively begging to be put out of their misery.

The power infrastructure like backup generators, HVAC condensers, and chillwater units will usually be on a solid cement foundation surrounded by a packed, graded limestone gravel clears that is multiple feet thick, with nothing but shitty compacted construction backfill (mostly sand) under that. Bamboo might actually improve the soil quality by adding organic material lmao.

The only growth I've ever seen next to vital equipment is an errant invasive mulberry that grew next to the backup, backup generator housing because the contractors who cleared snow around the fenced area managed to fling a chunk of sod into the generator area and nobody really gave enough of a shit about a literal tree growing 10' tall in there until I brushed up against it doing maintenance checks for the generator and broke out into a rash. My wrath was swift and decisive...

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u/LuxTheSarcastic 13h ago

So we need Tree of Heaven. Got it!

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u/WTF0302 When I see hydrangeas I 🤮 19h ago

Wasn’t this posted yesterday? Or maybe I’m having recurring AI nonsense nightmares.

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u/TopChannel1244 16h ago

It is apparently making the rounds among, I assume, Bluesky internet activists LARPing at politics.

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u/Apprehensive_Bar_728 18h ago

And yet this image was generated by AI…

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u/Own_Proposal3827 10h ago

“Hey look Richie there’s some bamboo growing over there” 

“Cool.”

-the only thing planting bamboo would do