at least he didn't use AI to write it
I think it was just to make new owners not think Bioware is making another Veilguard sized mistake of focusing on author's activism rather than just making a video game that people want.
Well the people chose the clown that doesn't either so live with it
That's disingenuous title It should be "Apple still ships compromised CA in /etc/". Git is just a victim like every other app using system CA
IPSec is horrid. Please, don't It is massively more complex than say Wireguard, because it was developed with "everything and kitchen sink approach", and even the standard de facto authors, Cisco, took good 20 years to…
It will absolutely and trivially be detected by any decent IDS/IPS SSH does nothing to hide it is SSH (tho "I'm just https" mode would certainly be welcome addition)
sounds like just adding complexity over traditional method of OpenSSH + key distribution (either via configuration management or ldap) and now, bugs
Given the amount of problems 3rd party SSH servers had (Mikrotik had some recent issues too) I think we should add "do not roll your own SSH server, just use OpenSSH" to common security advice
At the markups they are making they could be hand-soldering the bits and still be ahead, scaling existing process makes more sense than investing more in research.
If it was truly much more flexible the problem wouldn't be there because people wouldn't be swamped by LLM slop to sort thru
But there is also way to throttle that. Have AI go thru submission guidelines, compare it to PR and have it shut up when most (not all! AI will always give a reason if you ask it to check something) of it is correct,…
Per KM driven. Your EV vendor will gladly use the telemetry to report that to government
LLMs are absolutely viable businesses. There is just smaller and smaller share of the money going to the absolute frontier because the open models are "good enough" for more and more tasks. But burning staggering amount…
that's significantly over price of buying and powering up the GPU
Opem models catching up in capabilities to do more and more tasks would easily explain it, there is a reason OpenRouter got sold for 7.5 bil, the money is in selling shovels and price per token, not chasing the frontier
Neither's only business is LLM And SpaceX LLM business is "we failed to build competition so we just rent what we bought in hardware to other companies"
But why would they bail them out ? Stock value will drop regardless of what govt does and having the borrowers (the private companies that already made billions on selling the shovel) get stuck with the unclaimable debt…
Does it matter if they "win" or "lose" legally ? They still don't have money to pay, so someone (probably people that gave them their debt in the first place, and their investors) will end holding the bag.
And the share of the tasks where cheap open model is enough only grows in time. Frontier models just fight over smaller and smaller piece of the pie and I suspect them pushing for security work is way to open…
nah if not for open models they'd just raise the price in unison as any self respecting oligopoly would. They'd compete on model quality, sure, but without competition from open models there is no reason to compete on…
renting GPU off cloud is also an option
It will take a while till prices drop to a level where affording 256GB card (even if it would be shared between few coworkers) will have any sense over buying tokens. And the AI debt bubble price spike will probably…
Very ignorant take. If all of us had infinite infrastructure there would indeed be no reason to separate the three at generation, but for those that have to actually count the costs, paying for servers to store that…
The irony is that homework barely helped even before AI. I feel like we should move more into self grading extra material for students to peruse if they are unsure about their ability in the subject, rather than adding…
I mean I've seen people saying that whole "oh, it's just so good you can't detect it" a lot but not any actual evidence. I guess sentence can be short enough to not look clauded, but aside from that smells are still…
at least he didn't use AI to write it
I think it was just to make new owners not think Bioware is making another Veilguard sized mistake of focusing on author's activism rather than just making a video game that people want.
Well the people chose the clown that doesn't either so live with it
That's disingenuous title It should be "Apple still ships compromised CA in /etc/". Git is just a victim like every other app using system CA
IPSec is horrid. Please, don't It is massively more complex than say Wireguard, because it was developed with "everything and kitchen sink approach", and even the standard de facto authors, Cisco, took good 20 years to…
It will absolutely and trivially be detected by any decent IDS/IPS SSH does nothing to hide it is SSH (tho "I'm just https" mode would certainly be welcome addition)
sounds like just adding complexity over traditional method of OpenSSH + key distribution (either via configuration management or ldap) and now, bugs
Given the amount of problems 3rd party SSH servers had (Mikrotik had some recent issues too) I think we should add "do not roll your own SSH server, just use OpenSSH" to common security advice
At the markups they are making they could be hand-soldering the bits and still be ahead, scaling existing process makes more sense than investing more in research.
If it was truly much more flexible the problem wouldn't be there because people wouldn't be swamped by LLM slop to sort thru
But there is also way to throttle that. Have AI go thru submission guidelines, compare it to PR and have it shut up when most (not all! AI will always give a reason if you ask it to check something) of it is correct,…
Per KM driven. Your EV vendor will gladly use the telemetry to report that to government
LLMs are absolutely viable businesses. There is just smaller and smaller share of the money going to the absolute frontier because the open models are "good enough" for more and more tasks. But burning staggering amount…
that's significantly over price of buying and powering up the GPU
Opem models catching up in capabilities to do more and more tasks would easily explain it, there is a reason OpenRouter got sold for 7.5 bil, the money is in selling shovels and price per token, not chasing the frontier
Neither's only business is LLM And SpaceX LLM business is "we failed to build competition so we just rent what we bought in hardware to other companies"
But why would they bail them out ? Stock value will drop regardless of what govt does and having the borrowers (the private companies that already made billions on selling the shovel) get stuck with the unclaimable debt…
Does it matter if they "win" or "lose" legally ? They still don't have money to pay, so someone (probably people that gave them their debt in the first place, and their investors) will end holding the bag.
And the share of the tasks where cheap open model is enough only grows in time. Frontier models just fight over smaller and smaller piece of the pie and I suspect them pushing for security work is way to open…
nah if not for open models they'd just raise the price in unison as any self respecting oligopoly would. They'd compete on model quality, sure, but without competition from open models there is no reason to compete on…
renting GPU off cloud is also an option
It will take a while till prices drop to a level where affording 256GB card (even if it would be shared between few coworkers) will have any sense over buying tokens. And the AI debt bubble price spike will probably…
Very ignorant take. If all of us had infinite infrastructure there would indeed be no reason to separate the three at generation, but for those that have to actually count the costs, paying for servers to store that…
The irony is that homework barely helped even before AI. I feel like we should move more into self grading extra material for students to peruse if they are unsure about their ability in the subject, rather than adding…
I mean I've seen people saying that whole "oh, it's just so good you can't detect it" a lot but not any actual evidence. I guess sentence can be short enough to not look clauded, but aside from that smells are still…