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They're totally asleep at the wheel, it's malpractice. The pitch for RHEL is highly competent maintenance you can't get elsewhere

I had kind of thought PyPy was dead, I'm glad to see they made it to 3.12

What about the kids they assault while not being expelled?

Special Ed is a special case- those kids are specifically segregated because they cannot be taught at grade level or be expected to behave safely for their size.

We're talking about schools in the US, which means we're talking about black and latino students. This trips the culture war wires, so people get wink winky.

I'm not totally convinced that models are fungible, the claudes/gpts/Gemini all have pretty individual feels when you're working with them. I wouldn't be surprised if the approaches don't scale or even work the same in a poly model setup

They said that the current models could run a vending machine profitably, just not more complex things.

Bring back wheel covers!

Is this a proprietary harness? I feel like harnesses have a huge influence on how models behave

I wonder if the inference acceleration companies will ever produce a consumer product

> But you can’t just set an agent loose in production. It can easily corrupt the database, and all it can do afterwards is apologize and promise not to do it again.

More and more, people are just gonna do it. After all, the same statement is true if employees, and they're rapidly becoming less trustworthy that frontier models.

I don't know why we're jumping to conspiracy when incompetence is right there

Laundry folding has become a doable demo for startups, and ChatGPT has been spitting out college essays for years.

> As an interviewer, I don't even know if the person I interview is a US citizen

I don't either, but my guess is almost none are

Bring it back to Netflix

> The reason is structural, not incidental

It's almost insulting

It's so easy- npm install, a little markdown boot camp, and you get great results.

I don't really want to do approvals though. Either I put stuff into a real sandbox, or #yolo

> Children and pregnant women should also limit the intake because it can disrupt development

Do farm raised fish still have elevated heavy metal levels? I figured that getting human controlled food would cut down on that.

I preferred the Gemini 3-6 ones with all the extra kingly decorations

We've finally imported European style technology regulation

Averages aren't super useful for data centers, since local costs vary so much, and because siting decisions are often made around power generation (ie, they're deliberately getting lower than average costs).

> A "high-risk" plan to use old machines to produce modern M795 artillery shells backfired, an Inspector General report found.

I would say that this indicates that the decision makers adequately appreciated the possibility this wouldn't work. This is generally what a high risk plan is.

If China/Taiwan kicks off, you're not getting new parts from Taiwan

Stuff like https://www.hadrian.co/ is pretty neat, but the whole "electric stack" is hopelessly Chinese from this perspective- batteries, motors, all kinds of small and crucial electrical things- and critical minerals, like Gallium for radar.

It's pretty big, too

SpaceX is good at building data centers in tough regulatory environments, in a way that other players have been unable to match

The thing people are worried about is "Seoul is a pile of rubble and so are all the factories". The people in Europe are probably going to stay for a little bit.

Wizard spells more than engineering

I mean, have you tried Pi? It's really good out of the box.