I wouldn't be surprised lower security on a government website could be an artifact of the fact government websites tend to have crap security, at least in my experience.
I was hesitant, so I went with a hassle-free return route when I bought mine. My stack uses a local llamacpp ROCM build, modified by https://github.com/stew675/llama-cpp-rdna-boosts The build uses my machine's ROCM and…
Put the liability on the AI companies, and they'll slow down. However, that also means AI will be even more lobotomized since the cloud providers will panic over being liable
If you already have a machine, throwing an r9700 in it is one of the cheapest ways to get qwen3.8 27B Q6 with 100k+ context working. Sadly, the r9700 has gone up in price, but it's still the cheapest route. I use It on…
You could do smaller increments and script it so your only doing 10GB at a time.
Probably should still consider voting with your wallet though... Why trust Google of they aren't acting in your interest?
It's not a transfer. If a trust owns a game, then the trust owns the game. A transfer of trust is not a transfer of ownership of the trust's property. Now, moving a steam account into a trust might be a breach, if they…
I'm not sure it's legal to do a dog search just because you pulled over a car for a turning light violation. No one gets pulled over for turning light violations for safety reasons, but that's beside the point. I just…
If the human is doing a proper workflow for the AI, in not so sure. I force all work to be split up into chunks, properly investigated, spiked, and planned out, and then implemented via TDD (with only system-boundary…
What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time?
The spec doesn't matter. The implementation of the spec against users freedom matters.
The real problem is that companies/institutions should procure one domain name, and stick with it. There's no reasons so need to be redirected through 6 domain names when signing into Microsoft, all of which look like a…
EU should probably stop sending money to Russia if they actually cared about the war... They don't really have a leg to stand on.
Building a landing page is not something you require a software engineer for. Any programmer should be able to hack one up. LLMs are good at _programming_, but I haven't seen evidence they are good at engineering yet.…
I'm probably one of the heavier AI users for agentic workflows. I'm really enjoying it. However, it doesn't take away the concern of architecture, design, etc. and questioning if the current solution is well designed or…
Because government is the reason for inflation. The government should face a punishment for targeting constant inflation.
The 2nd amendment doesn't accept the premise - in a civil society, if you attack someone, you should expect the entire society to attack you back. It's quite uncivilized to see a situation where someone is mugging…
Also, if you then resume your conversation, and the LLM discovers the change, it might revert the "accidental" change. If your working with an active context, and changes you do then need to be conversed back to the…
The ability by the supplier is the problem, regardless of there is an upfront clause or not. The upfront clause is the problem
I think the answer is the military finds another vendor willing to deal, or move it in house. It's not like Anthropic will be nationalized any more than the bankrupted auto companies of 2008.
a flight attendant was annoyed that my diaper bag was in front of feet instead of in front of my feet by 3 more inches. While feeding a fussy baby as a parent traveling alone, with no hands free, I gave then a look of…
I did list GDP growth per capita[0], so that already was accounting for population changes. Having said that, you are depressingly very correct. A negative population growth will cause the post-2008 depression to…
Did you try other models (e.g. Qwen3.6 or others)? I'm curious how others fare. I've noticed Qwen3.6 struggles a bit with today/date based logic.
The country has been _run_ by fools for 26 years. Congress has had 26 years to do something about the fiscal situation, and we've had four presidents, and the fiscal responsible side of the electorate is never listened…
We'll continue through the depression we've started since 2008. (GDP growth should be closer to 3.5%-5%, but we haven't really escaped sub-2% since 2008) - our GDP has been depressed by at least 1-2% growth since that…
I wouldn't be surprised lower security on a government website could be an artifact of the fact government websites tend to have crap security, at least in my experience.
I was hesitant, so I went with a hassle-free return route when I bought mine. My stack uses a local llamacpp ROCM build, modified by https://github.com/stew675/llama-cpp-rdna-boosts The build uses my machine's ROCM and…
Put the liability on the AI companies, and they'll slow down. However, that also means AI will be even more lobotomized since the cloud providers will panic over being liable
If you already have a machine, throwing an r9700 in it is one of the cheapest ways to get qwen3.8 27B Q6 with 100k+ context working. Sadly, the r9700 has gone up in price, but it's still the cheapest route. I use It on…
You could do smaller increments and script it so your only doing 10GB at a time.
Probably should still consider voting with your wallet though... Why trust Google of they aren't acting in your interest?
It's not a transfer. If a trust owns a game, then the trust owns the game. A transfer of trust is not a transfer of ownership of the trust's property. Now, moving a steam account into a trust might be a breach, if they…
I'm not sure it's legal to do a dog search just because you pulled over a car for a turning light violation. No one gets pulled over for turning light violations for safety reasons, but that's beside the point. I just…
If the human is doing a proper workflow for the AI, in not so sure. I force all work to be split up into chunks, properly investigated, spiked, and planned out, and then implemented via TDD (with only system-boundary…
What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time?
The spec doesn't matter. The implementation of the spec against users freedom matters.
The real problem is that companies/institutions should procure one domain name, and stick with it. There's no reasons so need to be redirected through 6 domain names when signing into Microsoft, all of which look like a…
EU should probably stop sending money to Russia if they actually cared about the war... They don't really have a leg to stand on.
Building a landing page is not something you require a software engineer for. Any programmer should be able to hack one up. LLMs are good at _programming_, but I haven't seen evidence they are good at engineering yet.…
I'm probably one of the heavier AI users for agentic workflows. I'm really enjoying it. However, it doesn't take away the concern of architecture, design, etc. and questioning if the current solution is well designed or…
Because government is the reason for inflation. The government should face a punishment for targeting constant inflation.
The 2nd amendment doesn't accept the premise - in a civil society, if you attack someone, you should expect the entire society to attack you back. It's quite uncivilized to see a situation where someone is mugging…
Also, if you then resume your conversation, and the LLM discovers the change, it might revert the "accidental" change. If your working with an active context, and changes you do then need to be conversed back to the…
The ability by the supplier is the problem, regardless of there is an upfront clause or not. The upfront clause is the problem
I think the answer is the military finds another vendor willing to deal, or move it in house. It's not like Anthropic will be nationalized any more than the bankrupted auto companies of 2008.
a flight attendant was annoyed that my diaper bag was in front of feet instead of in front of my feet by 3 more inches. While feeding a fussy baby as a parent traveling alone, with no hands free, I gave then a look of…
I did list GDP growth per capita[0], so that already was accounting for population changes. Having said that, you are depressingly very correct. A negative population growth will cause the post-2008 depression to…
Did you try other models (e.g. Qwen3.6 or others)? I'm curious how others fare. I've noticed Qwen3.6 struggles a bit with today/date based logic.
The country has been _run_ by fools for 26 years. Congress has had 26 years to do something about the fiscal situation, and we've had four presidents, and the fiscal responsible side of the electorate is never listened…
We'll continue through the depression we've started since 2008. (GDP growth should be closer to 3.5%-5%, but we haven't really escaped sub-2% since 2008) - our GDP has been depressed by at least 1-2% growth since that…