Havoc

Unfortunately doesn't work that smoothly everywhere because outcomes are often tied to larger unknowns whether it is will AI bubble pop or will the global economy take a dip.

Access to internal data isn't a crystal ball

Much prefer LXC + IaC to rebuild them, but much of a sameness

Not sure what the point of that was?

World is on fire so join whatever the hell Open Media Network is?

To each their own but running that much stuff without proxmox would drive me insane. Especially the native stuff straight on the machine.

Right up until you hear he left his 5 year old son behind

> It even grabs your Sticky Notes for WHAT????

The whole sticky notes next to monitor is not a joke. I bet you could grab some crypto recovery keys this way

I could see it being useful for say summarising content and similar, but speed increases like this are rarely free lunches.

Can’t say I have much sympathy for big tech and their employees whining about stolen IP, data and insights.

They’ve been the most egregious offenders as of late

Zuck got rich though

So we have one article that contains factually questionable info and one article is written by a biased source.

Can’t wait for episode 3! Hopefully someone knowledgable pulls it all together into a season finale

> If you want to be able to move your credentials around, pick a provider that supports that.

Example providers?

Nice release post

With these things it's not about spotting the signs but rather predicting the timing. Everyone and their dog can see the signs but that's not enough to be actionable

Yay surveillance state pushed by ad tech!

No arch?

> There are no smart people or stupid people, just people being smart or being stupid.

Only problem is that there are people that are actually stupid in the actual medical sense of the word. And a side effect is that they’re not great at thinking things through.

idk this sort of thinking just feels very “everyone gets a participation trophy” when much of the world doesn’t work that way

Tension, division and chaos - preferably along the lines of testing limits of article 5 cohesion.

Though the US did most of the heavy lifting on undermining NATO for Russia already, so these grey zone attacks are just building on that.

Well whatever the hell they're doing on pricing it's not working. Having huge amounts of wind, strong interconnects, gas fields near by and still ending up tied for 3rd most expensive elec is ridiculous. Especially given how good storage is looking relative to gas lately [0].

https://www.statista.com/statistics/263492/electricity-price...

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1x0tds4/4hour_b...

Can't - building prohibits everything along those lines

It’s just plain expensive thanks to the shitty price everything by most expensive source method. Of course people minimise use

Currently paying 0.33 usd a unit.

> I won't name names, but I looked them up, and they describe themselves as a service that listens for changes to a website, and then summarizes them into an AI slop news letter. And by 'listens to changes' I mean query our website many many times per-minute. Blocked.

That sort of behavior would justify a name and shame imo

Inconsiderate shitty services don’t deserve the politeness of protecting their name

You can probably get 3.8 via ai studio interface.

God knows why the server different things to the same people on different interfaces

It seems like a pretty arbitrary distinction these days, much like being a "professional".

Ultimately all jobs are subject to supply and demand driven and SWE's world is getting rocked by 3 sharp turning points at once - a trillion bootcamp "just learn to code" people entered the market leading to oversupply, ZIRP ended cutting demand and AI turns out to be good at code creating a substitution effect.

That's one hell of a storm that inevitably is going to lead to some shipwrecks

You could prompt it before going to bed yes

>I still don't understand why the highest entropy APIs aren't gated behind browser consent.

Surveillance era!

You can thank big tech that made their money off ad tech for that

hmm...wonder where this will land in market segments.

Seems like neither a consumer product nor server. Maybe if they halve the ram and price it reasonably people with desktops will buy it for MoE like prosumer homelab AI enthusiast type situations?

That's only partially true - the GDDRX you'd find on say a 3090 is physically very different than what you'd find on a strix halo or mac or vanilla ram. e.g. runs 4 voltage levels not 2 so that it can transmit twice the info per cycle

That helps a bit but doesn't counteract training. The LLM still reasons through the web query/db response with it's trained parameters

>The newly useless humans can trade with each other

Why would they when the machines can undercut anything while offering higher quality

Law is country specific so I'm still somewhat confused about how anyone would trust this.

If I ask it about Irish law is it gonna mix in some US and British law in there because the training data has lots of that? Or hallucinate a mixture?