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Needs an account? Bounced.

If you are choosing a path that involves editing text, why does it not make sense that you would need to study and practice to get good at the tools of your trade? Does a carpenter or airline pilot not need study and practice with their tools to get good at their trade?

This is fun! (god I'm a nerd) If I hit reload though, it takes me out of my current problem and back to the landing page, instead of resetting it.

No it wasn't. If you didn't have an irc bouncer there was no scrollback, mod abuse was rampant, netsplits were just a thing we accepted. It didn't work on mobile because they didn't exist back then. I'm not saying what we have today is any better, but let's not look at IRC with rose-tinted glasses and think it didn't have room to improve.

The no interruptions thing is neat but oh god, tags? Zulip's got the channel/topic thing right. Any new system has to not be shit at threads like slack is.

The other option is to go sit at the beach forever. That's boring though. After a week of that I was right back at my computer, dicking around with some shit in Linux. Couldn't help myself.

Don't get stuck cuckcoding.

> the best way to work with binaries is still to write source code and compile it. Likewise, the best way to update the weights of a model is to train it normally.

This is why the distinction between open weights and open source is important.

How do you verify that privatemode.ai or tinfoil.sh are actually running the AI in a secure enclave? If you're the untrusting type, there's no way for them to prove they're not faking it being run on a fake secure enclave. If you're the really untrusting trusting type, "On Trusting Trust" should be your guidebook and local hardware won't save you either.

Given the sizes of the models and the cost of the supercomputer necessary to run such an experiment, I wouldn't bet on it.

> I don't see how you can have an independent business and be entirely dependent on third party for your operations.

All businesses are reliant on multiple third parties doing their thing in order for the business to be viable. A lot of companies exist at the whims of Amazon or Walmart.

It wasn't Microsoft.

https://steveblank.com/2009/12/21/

What's with the "trial" ness of it? It's a bit weird. Since you're on Cloudflare you're fitting in their free plan, so why make it seem like a subscription thing that costs money when there's no facility for that? Also the overemphasis on having no account is weird.

I hit the page and started typing an answer into the box without reading any of the rest of the page. "THE BUNDLE YOU WERE HANDED" was rather presumptuous. It seems you could just ask those five questions as agree disagree from 1-5 like every other psychology test and not use any AI.

All three of them used the same vendor, Irregular, to sandbox their AI. That vendor apparently is no good at their job because all three of them had incidents caused by their sandbox failing.

We don't have to hold up paperclips as theoretical anymore. AI needs RAM. All of it. The real life paperclip maximization is RAM chips.

In related news, Core 4 Solutions listed a decommissioned $60 million AI supercomputer cluster featuring 9,600 Nvidia A100 GPUs on eBay. It's six years old. Nvidia isn't Intel with tick and tock, but they're still going to come out with newer hardware every year.

They would be hitting different problems. Taken to a ridiculous opposite extreme, think about your most recent project. Think about having it organized into a separate git repo for every file. One file per git repo. Absolutely ridiculous. You'd need a bunch of glue programs to deal with the pile of git repos you now have. How do you handle the problem of different branches for every file? You need some sort of orchestrator. It's a thought experiment, you wouldn't actually do that, but at scale, eg Google, Facebook, and now OpenAI; that's where they operate. Orchestrating between a bunch of different repos is a different problem entirely but a monorepo solves a lot of problems while creating others. Some are more solvable than others.

I got also got test, chore, improve, feat(ure), docs, and refactor when I loaded it. You might be projecting.

Oh god that was the worst. And then Trine came out.

Styropyro shows something like that!

https://youtu.be/OC7sNfNuTNU

What caused the fault? In the case that the error code encodes everything you actually need to solve the problem, sure, but having used OBDii readers I doubt that's universally the case. If you'd like to pay the mechanic more to diagnose the problem, sure. It seems it would be better to make it illegal for the mechanics to upload your data without your consent though.

Do you have a short position in based on that, or are you just talk?

Just use tarsnap if something more mainstream doesn't work for you. Having permanently lost videos of my past due to theft, I worry more about being forgotten than remembered.

What's your plan for when that device gets lost or stolen or you get mugged?

Is it? Obama era actions against Iran were pulled back by the following administration and unfortunately the world will never know if Harris could have been goaded into bombing Iran the same way the current President was. Hillary Clinton, while working for the state department has stories about being told that jets were hot on the runway and the US needed to jump in as well.

Only if your time is free.

That price is apparently $500,000 for 7% of Synphony to make robots to do that.

> It would be reasonable to have something like key and pin (similar to chip and pin[1]), where you have to enter a PIN and have the physical key to start the car

Lol no it wouldn't. That's not making it to production any more than BMW's heated seats subscription charge.

Both AWS and GCP now offer hard spend limits as of this year.

The S stands for Slopcore.