Delicious, buttery fish. Makes excellent sashimi too.
Is there another way to do it? I suppose you could sort of fillet them all off in the initial cutting operation but you'd lose a large chunk of meat and it might not actually get them all. Deboning after the boil seems…
Only one company I've worked at maintained their own distro packages for deploying services. That was 13+ years ago. Every company since then had a containerized deployment strategy, some better than others. My most…
lmfao what...
Huh? A lathe is absolutely a tool by Hickey's definition and any sane person's. You can chuck multiple tools in a lathe (drills in the tailstock, boring bars, turning, facing, and threading cutters in the toolpost). But…
Disgusting sentiment. Be better than that.
You're confusing specialized refrigeration maintenance (which, at least in the US requires EPA certification) with general end user operations tasks. It is the store manager's job to know how to operate, optimize, and…
You're right, a commercial freezer is a different beast than a household one. But what good does it really do anyone to be able to adjust that defrost schedule remotely? Surely the personnel on site are the ones best…
Yes, I have similar strategy. But in all cases I'd prefer to just buy analog appliances. There's no good reason to put a digital computer in a refrigerator. A bimetallic thermostat does the job just fine.
Monitoring would be one thing, but there's almost no conceivable reason to allow setting the temperature or triggering a defrost cycle remotely. When was the last time you changed the temperature setting on your fridge…
So.. the reason LLMs aren't living up to the lofty promises is that only a tiny fraction of the economy has access to the really useful ones? Why? I'm sorry, that makes no fucking sense at all. If there are models that…
If that were true their jobs would be getting automated. But they're not. So...
What would be the harm in tabling the conversation? Otherwise smart people are losing their minds over chatbots--experiencing delusions about "dangerous capabilities" or whatever. There's not really much of a productive…
AI didn't do that. You're deflecting blame from the responsible party.
With software products you can pretty reliably tell they're dogshit when the sales team targets the C suite. The security industry is riddled with that. Deals done over steak dinners and yacht charters don't translate…
It works out pretty well for the RAM, GPU, and SSD manufacturers
just put a "new" or "better" in front of whichever name you want ;)
Intelligence that is artificial, as opposed to the natural kind. Not something that can just string semantically relevant words together most of the time. A system that learns, adapts, improves. One that can generalize,…
What's with all this make believe delusional bullshit? The LLM is not gonna wake up and become AI. Get real guys. [edit] to be clear, I believe regulation is necessary and urgently important for the software engineering…
But it speaks in words, therefore it must be super duper extra smart!!11 /s Sarcasm aside, I think this is an easy cognitive trap to fall into. It does sometimes feel like the LLM must have some world model because it…
I go through a couple pairs of carhartts per year, so like $10/mo for pants basically. Seems like a pretty good deal. I'd probably go through at least twice as many pairs of jeans. It's a good product. Darn Tough socks…
> Your response seems to ignore everything in my comment other than the second sentence. I deliberately ignored it, because it was all irrelevant. > I was asking why that detail should matter as far as the law is…
> no license to kill, and not much in the way of secrecy or gadgetry Insofar as you know.. there could be plenty of killer secrecy and gadgetry that was surreptitiously injected by your build/deployment/distribution…
IIUC it's an open question whether they have the electricity to actually run all the "compute" they own on paper. That aside, I'm not sure why it's particularly interesting they have all this "compute" (let's just…
Yeah I would prefer to run something with an actual tread wear rating, as I believe it would spew less microplastic crap into the environment, and I suspect I might pick up 1-2mpg (maybe 5-7% better?) fuel economy with…
Delicious, buttery fish. Makes excellent sashimi too.
Is there another way to do it? I suppose you could sort of fillet them all off in the initial cutting operation but you'd lose a large chunk of meat and it might not actually get them all. Deboning after the boil seems…
Only one company I've worked at maintained their own distro packages for deploying services. That was 13+ years ago. Every company since then had a containerized deployment strategy, some better than others. My most…
lmfao what...
Huh? A lathe is absolutely a tool by Hickey's definition and any sane person's. You can chuck multiple tools in a lathe (drills in the tailstock, boring bars, turning, facing, and threading cutters in the toolpost). But…
Disgusting sentiment. Be better than that.
You're confusing specialized refrigeration maintenance (which, at least in the US requires EPA certification) with general end user operations tasks. It is the store manager's job to know how to operate, optimize, and…
You're right, a commercial freezer is a different beast than a household one. But what good does it really do anyone to be able to adjust that defrost schedule remotely? Surely the personnel on site are the ones best…
Yes, I have similar strategy. But in all cases I'd prefer to just buy analog appliances. There's no good reason to put a digital computer in a refrigerator. A bimetallic thermostat does the job just fine.
Monitoring would be one thing, but there's almost no conceivable reason to allow setting the temperature or triggering a defrost cycle remotely. When was the last time you changed the temperature setting on your fridge…
So.. the reason LLMs aren't living up to the lofty promises is that only a tiny fraction of the economy has access to the really useful ones? Why? I'm sorry, that makes no fucking sense at all. If there are models that…
If that were true their jobs would be getting automated. But they're not. So...
What would be the harm in tabling the conversation? Otherwise smart people are losing their minds over chatbots--experiencing delusions about "dangerous capabilities" or whatever. There's not really much of a productive…
AI didn't do that. You're deflecting blame from the responsible party.
With software products you can pretty reliably tell they're dogshit when the sales team targets the C suite. The security industry is riddled with that. Deals done over steak dinners and yacht charters don't translate…
It works out pretty well for the RAM, GPU, and SSD manufacturers
just put a "new" or "better" in front of whichever name you want ;)
Intelligence that is artificial, as opposed to the natural kind. Not something that can just string semantically relevant words together most of the time. A system that learns, adapts, improves. One that can generalize,…
What's with all this make believe delusional bullshit? The LLM is not gonna wake up and become AI. Get real guys. [edit] to be clear, I believe regulation is necessary and urgently important for the software engineering…
But it speaks in words, therefore it must be super duper extra smart!!11 /s Sarcasm aside, I think this is an easy cognitive trap to fall into. It does sometimes feel like the LLM must have some world model because it…
I go through a couple pairs of carhartts per year, so like $10/mo for pants basically. Seems like a pretty good deal. I'd probably go through at least twice as many pairs of jeans. It's a good product. Darn Tough socks…
> Your response seems to ignore everything in my comment other than the second sentence. I deliberately ignored it, because it was all irrelevant. > I was asking why that detail should matter as far as the law is…
> no license to kill, and not much in the way of secrecy or gadgetry Insofar as you know.. there could be plenty of killer secrecy and gadgetry that was surreptitiously injected by your build/deployment/distribution…
IIUC it's an open question whether they have the electricity to actually run all the "compute" they own on paper. That aside, I'm not sure why it's particularly interesting they have all this "compute" (let's just…
Yeah I would prefer to run something with an actual tread wear rating, as I believe it would spew less microplastic crap into the environment, and I suspect I might pick up 1-2mpg (maybe 5-7% better?) fuel economy with…