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"Only" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here, considering that this compute board makes up the majority of the cost. And if they start going with bigger designs, like they’re doing now (compute in memory, custom TPUs etc), then even this won't hold.

> If you want to do an upgrade that increases power use, you may have to get a new rack.

Blackwell to Rubin upgrade is exactly that case. 3x3U 110 kW units vs the 8×1U 33 kW shelves typical in GB300 NVL72, power whip rating rises to 100A from 60A, rack coolant flow doubles versus GB300, and both compute and NVSwitch trays are fanless, 190-230 kW per rack depending on power mode vs about 140 kW for GB300 NVL72 and NVLink switching is new too etc

And where is your source about buyback program? I found no Nvidia trade in or buyback program for data center hardware. Used gear is resold through third parties, ITAD vendors like Procurri and Bitpro buy and resell used GPUs from hyperscalers, and resellers like Alta Technologies sell refurbished units with warranties.

The closest real thing is a financing arrangement announced in August where Nvidia partnered with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, and others and in SOME CASES may provide residual value support for up to 25% of an opportunity, assessed project by project. So in practice, if a borrower defaults and the lender has to liquidate GPUs that can't fetch their booked value, Nvidia covers part of the shortfall. That backstops lenders. It is not a buyback for customers who upgrade.

> An enabling property of this race condition is that a lost race only fails the handshake without crashing the whole system, so a determined attacker can retry indefinitely until they succeed. In our proof of concept, it takes 48 minutes to leak a kernel pointer and another five minutes to reach the shell command execution

source: https://www.anthropic.com/research/discovering-vulnerabiliti...

That's correlation, not causation. Switzerland made enormous amounts of money from its banking secrecy system over many decades until the US pressured it to end it. And the trends are not looking good for Switzerland based on data. We'll see how stable it remains as the cost of living keeps rising, real wages decline, and unemployment goes up.

If you provide wealth and a good lifestyle to your citizens, then almost any system will be stable.

> function destroyBlackFunds (address _blackListedUser) public onlyOwner

I used SO almost every day until capable LLMs showed up. I don't remember the last time I used it. SO and similar sites are dead, and LLMs killed them.

What exactly did you "recreate"? RCE on a stock Docker image based solely on that tweet? In just five minutes? Who's trolling whom here?

Just watch out, because once they've exhausted all the common approaches to bypassing ASLR etc, they'll resort to looping through addresses manually and trying to brute force their way through. So you can learn from their attempts, but only during the "easy" phase.

Also, this site runs Nginx with PHP-FPM, not Apache, which is harder than using mod_php exploit mode for this exploit.

So you would need to develop a working exploit chain and then essentially "burn" it by exposing it to the site owner.

In other words, someone is offering $500 for a working exploit chain.

Because this is such a common pattern when working with LLMs, and this looks exactly like it.

Do you actually understand what you have?

It's like saying you have instructions on how to get into someone's house, but first you need the key, the alarm needs to be disabled, you need to do it between 1:05-1:10 am, and the guards need to be lured away from the property or your instructions will not work.

"About: Old programmer Tel Aviv, Israel"

Most of the information coming from Israel about Israel seems unreliable, too.

https://lkml.iu.edu/2610.1/13146.html

https://mirrors.hust.edu.cn/git/linux.git/commit/?id=4c0f369...

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/rcu-free-v3

Page 16, Section 1.4, Notes on coverage of unreleased models.

"a noticeable improvement on Mythos 5 for many tasks relevant to internal use but does not display a capability jump"