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> if no one can run the binaries, despite them being accessible, then the regulation has failed and there will be a new movement to alter the regulation. This
by stale2002 4mo ago
> if no one can run the binaries, despite them being accessible, then the regulation has failed and there will be a new movement to alter the regulation.
This isn't the 2000s. People can rent a computer out of a data center. This isn't some hard problem here.
- john_strinlai 4mo ago>People can rent a computer out of a data center. how much does 190GiB of RAM and 38 CPUs go for, hourly?
- dijit 4mo agoCheapest I could find on AWS was $1.848/hr for the compute, no storage. $1,349.04/Month (m6g.12xlarge in us-east-1)