AHA true :D
Not the topic (the site is interesting), but a tangential rant. I think the whole CVE/CVSS system is completely outdated, and it doesn't reflect the reality of software making for a while now (years). Also. for years,…
Totally agree. But most products aren't innovative. Currently in IT, the most innovative product its actually the LLM. You know who else sucks at writing greenfield code? Hunans.
Does the essay compile? And if not, will it iterate until it does? By now, is your Markov chain still a Markov chain, or does it have another name? People love to discuss semantics. Yes, *today* a competent product…
Thats actually exactly on point; thing is, are programs deterministic? It depends; one can argue that any speculative execution pipeline cannot be truely deterministic from a timing perspective; its not an issue for a…
Is this an article about retro future? Because this is basically part of my work reality. I sincerely hope not to have to review pr's in 2031.
Have you done a google search recently? The response time beats any anthopic or openai stuff, by an order of magnitude. They already are.
> OpenAI and Anthropic are AI business Technically, they arent even a business. One is a business when the revenue model works. People in IT tend to forget that.
They havent. OpenAI and Antropic are now integrating with a plethora of apps, google has it from the get-go. Also, it may be important to point out that the transformer model (aka the hole llm thing) is a google…
Very happy for you! Maybe I wasn't clear, Im quite better now thanks to surgery - still, because some damage is irreversible, I have nerve damage that creates a whole new set of problems; In my case, what the surgeon…
I wasn't able to read the full article because of the paywall, but as someone who had back surgery and live with complications from it (mainly from spending a decade postponing going to a competent doctor to have a…
This. Even if you're struggling with pain after surgery, moderate activity, a well regulated diet (to control inflammation) and stress management can do wonders. I know from experience :p
Id argue by an order of magnitude. Knobs require cables, connectors and assembly; they also require dedicated robots and/or a human to test them in the assembly line.
Well, on a different note, if you have a scripted language application, you typically can edit files and bypass whatever you want on the application. In fact, I'd bet most modern software isn't signed; and even if it…
I for one welcome our AI overlords :D think about it, I'm with you on this one; an AI wont have petty issues or unresolved trauma when managing people, only hallucinations and blackouts. So a cocaine/meth addicted 80's…
They already do. Llm is just an algorithm. Dont worry, you've been lied to algorithmically at least since the 90's.
Who is nobody? At least a fourth of the worlds work force works for a faceless corporation. And the math on emissions is crystal clear, no one has any doubt about it, what are you talking about? USA and China. This…
You can run doom on anything these days; running it on humanity's eulogy is no surprise :)
Sort of. Today the energy companies trade (obviously) energy; imagine if they traded compute power instead; the use case for never-seen industrial clients is being built as we speak, and companies are actually…
It has been for a decade now, it has nothing to do with AI. And you cant do nothing to avoid it today. This is the reality no one is telling you - the emission goals and global temperature ceilings are based on the fact…
Apparently is for some people. Not sure why.
On that topic, check higgsfield cinema studio 4; they already provide amazing tech for the cinematic experience, somewhat similar to what you are describing.
Me. You know nuclei is written in go? Sometimes you need resolution consistency between eg. A port scanner and nuclei. You build and test this on your infra, but then you need to deploy on a heavily proxied network and…
None. There are no good actors in a profit-driven endeavour. But open-weight seems pretty good (the chinese)
Good question. No. Since the press was invented, our records have improved tremendously, partially because of the low cost of maintaing them. However, we still have detailed records from many eras, tracing back at least…
AHA true :D
Not the topic (the site is interesting), but a tangential rant. I think the whole CVE/CVSS system is completely outdated, and it doesn't reflect the reality of software making for a while now (years). Also. for years,…
Totally agree. But most products aren't innovative. Currently in IT, the most innovative product its actually the LLM. You know who else sucks at writing greenfield code? Hunans.
Does the essay compile? And if not, will it iterate until it does? By now, is your Markov chain still a Markov chain, or does it have another name? People love to discuss semantics. Yes, *today* a competent product…
Thats actually exactly on point; thing is, are programs deterministic? It depends; one can argue that any speculative execution pipeline cannot be truely deterministic from a timing perspective; its not an issue for a…
Is this an article about retro future? Because this is basically part of my work reality. I sincerely hope not to have to review pr's in 2031.
Have you done a google search recently? The response time beats any anthopic or openai stuff, by an order of magnitude. They already are.
> OpenAI and Anthropic are AI business Technically, they arent even a business. One is a business when the revenue model works. People in IT tend to forget that.
They havent. OpenAI and Antropic are now integrating with a plethora of apps, google has it from the get-go. Also, it may be important to point out that the transformer model (aka the hole llm thing) is a google…
Very happy for you! Maybe I wasn't clear, Im quite better now thanks to surgery - still, because some damage is irreversible, I have nerve damage that creates a whole new set of problems; In my case, what the surgeon…
I wasn't able to read the full article because of the paywall, but as someone who had back surgery and live with complications from it (mainly from spending a decade postponing going to a competent doctor to have a…
This. Even if you're struggling with pain after surgery, moderate activity, a well regulated diet (to control inflammation) and stress management can do wonders. I know from experience :p
Id argue by an order of magnitude. Knobs require cables, connectors and assembly; they also require dedicated robots and/or a human to test them in the assembly line.
Well, on a different note, if you have a scripted language application, you typically can edit files and bypass whatever you want on the application. In fact, I'd bet most modern software isn't signed; and even if it…
I for one welcome our AI overlords :D think about it, I'm with you on this one; an AI wont have petty issues or unresolved trauma when managing people, only hallucinations and blackouts. So a cocaine/meth addicted 80's…
They already do. Llm is just an algorithm. Dont worry, you've been lied to algorithmically at least since the 90's.
Who is nobody? At least a fourth of the worlds work force works for a faceless corporation. And the math on emissions is crystal clear, no one has any doubt about it, what are you talking about? USA and China. This…
You can run doom on anything these days; running it on humanity's eulogy is no surprise :)
Sort of. Today the energy companies trade (obviously) energy; imagine if they traded compute power instead; the use case for never-seen industrial clients is being built as we speak, and companies are actually…
It has been for a decade now, it has nothing to do with AI. And you cant do nothing to avoid it today. This is the reality no one is telling you - the emission goals and global temperature ceilings are based on the fact…
Apparently is for some people. Not sure why.
On that topic, check higgsfield cinema studio 4; they already provide amazing tech for the cinematic experience, somewhat similar to what you are describing.
Me. You know nuclei is written in go? Sometimes you need resolution consistency between eg. A port scanner and nuclei. You build and test this on your infra, but then you need to deploy on a heavily proxied network and…
None. There are no good actors in a profit-driven endeavour. But open-weight seems pretty good (the chinese)
Good question. No. Since the press was invented, our records have improved tremendously, partially because of the low cost of maintaing them. However, we still have detailed records from many eras, tracing back at least…