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Apparently they develop mentat capabilities to serve their feudal planetary lord
Hmmm...this is separate from using SAMBA?
I tried setting up SAMBA by itself (on Debian) for Time Machine, but for it to work it seems to want Avahi running for mDNS; the problem is there is some weird bug or maybe user-related blooper where it collides with itself from time to time, leading to local DNS weirdness
so this means they're putting more resources into the Webkit/Safari team...right?
granted i am a bit of schadenfreude at the thought of poor poor megabanks having to pay....fees...
I wonder how we can get cities to build on a human scale. that is my dream for LA; that would involve massive zoning changes here and breaking up quite a bit of concrete...
It is relevant as the whole point of Omarchy is political - it's DHH's way of trying to un-democratize the open source dev community
Granted, I feel like munging gigabytes of text data (i.e. G, A, T and Cs) would be something LLMs would be good at
With consumer/desktop Ryzen the one thing that gave me pause was the number of motherboard/CPU failures, esp w/ Asrock. Has that gotten sorted out yet?
still on 5800x (non-x3d)
I mean, this is more or less true of Marginal Revolution for over a decade now...
OT but when is LLM not a blunt weapon?
that was supposed to be a joke...
I'm just saying...between my sandy bridge to the current box, when I looked either having to search for older components vs. just building something new, it was always just easier to build something new. Of course this was when prices were "normal" vs. today....
I half wonder if we wouldn't have this giant compute supply crunch/environmental damage/energy crisis and tech oligopoly situation if someone would've just written better English to Code translation for LLVM instead...
Granted, I feel this is true re my non-Mac computers. You think you can max it out at first, but then there's new interfaces, RAM standards, etc
ah true, bipartisan stimulus then!
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/gfdegdq188sDebt per GDP/size of US economy is more useful. Debt/GDP has the 2008 jump as the Obama Admin tried to (but not nearly enough) stimulate out of the housing crisis. Debt/GDP looks flat until 2020.
2008 and 2020 jumps make sense in the setting the 2008 crisis and COVID which was effectively a recession assuming you believe in Keynesian economics.
Paying for US debt if you are the US is cheap when interest rates low. Trump/Bessent/Elon have been doing everything they can to drive up inflation, so now interest rates are necessarily going higher...
what, they're not going to name it Delamain?
I kinda wonder if there was some secondary educational benefit for the workers doing this
I think this is true, and also a lot of tech, which often isn't as PR as the web/internet tech, gets funded by DOD/DARPA
That being said, I feel like a lot of the web-based tech, device tech etc came out of the liberal/leftist university environments, i.e. BSD unix, CERN, linux ish type projects. Berkeley/Stanford/MIT etc. So the culture of a lot of people who were rank and file and enthusiastic about this stuff from had this mindset.
More importantly, they made better versions with us consumers in mind, vs. their peers that made versions with the CIO of big Fortune 500 companies in mind...
Personal competition is one thing, but competition against a corporation?
I'm not about to do Donna Ferguson's work for free
I have the one a level up, the phantom gaming one. Those have been solid, maybe better components? Although they do have the inherited issues from using the Intel I225v NIC...
if there's repeated statements and gestures to that effect on national TV and other mass publications, it's beyond "echo chamber" status...
My irritation is that it's not till 7th paragraph until they tell us what the drug is.
It's almost like that's not the important thing.
Kinda like how political hit jobs just mentions "emails were hacked"; whether the emails had nuclear codes or the target's dry cleaning receipts is not important...
granted, my ghost will be darkly amused at ChatHK47. Death to meatbag scum!
Another reason to question the judgement of Meredith Kopit Levien / the younger Sulzberger...
They definitely were sponsoring ML conferences before 2017, but symbolically, having Jensen/the CEO actually show up at a dedicated session and demonstrate detailed technical knowledge of the conference proceedings in my mind was a turning point. Albeit I remember his words to the crowd of grad students and post docs at the time: "Only Nvidia would announce their flagship card...to an audience who is completely broke!!"
to their credit, there was a lot of work behind "luck". Jensen showed up in person in 2017 in NEURIPS and he and likely a lot of his top brass basically sat down and read the entire conference proceedings/abstracts; there was likely a lot of work behind the scenes to behind the ML research pivot.
oh man, just as I upgraded to the debian TrueNAS