InTheArena

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by InTheArena 1y ago
Fantastic. Andor recently passed Expanse,Galactica and Babylon 5 as my favorite SF series. The way I describe it is what we should have gotten in the prequels. As a kid I always imagined that the prequels would be the fall of Rome. What we
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Anyone who doesn't think that AI is going to disrupt everything in software hasn't watched as software ate the rest of the world. this is the latest iteration.
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Given the typo at the very start of the article (maybe it's a .za thing?) "Unfortunately the PR team may soon be replaced by AI as this latest statement has done anything but instil confidence in the firm’s users." it's
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by InTheArena 1y ago
as a side note - I love the new bookmark tabs feature. About time :-)
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Congrats. Two of the most user-hostile companies, one of which profits by exploiting children, are going to be better off. And let's also be clear, neither of these companies wants this revenue stream to go away; they just want a judge
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RIP, Google Privacy Sandbox(theregister.com)
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by InTheArena 2y ago
The amazing bit about claude code is it's ability to read code, and fit into the existing code base. I tried visual studio code w/ roo, and it blew up my 50 daily request limit immediately. Any suggestions on better tooling for a
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by InTheArena 2y ago
I would (humbly) suggest you look a the state of the government during the entire Weimar period, not just the end. Here is a list of the Chancellors during that period: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chancellors_
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Yes. Constitutional change or emergency decrees are a fundamental threat to democracy. I read an article last week from a fscking dean of law from Berkeley arguing that we should hold a constitutional convention so we could sneak in an abol
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by InTheArena 2y ago
You seem to think the monarchists were the only elites. The three parties in control - the catholic center party, the SPD and others were relatively liberal and associated with the Weimar government. The monarchists did not have any real p
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Welcome to the last 28 years of American political parties. Hating republicans/democrats has been the single simply rallying cry of our political system since George H Bush left office.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
I read another article by this author recently it wasn’t impressed, but this is a pretty impressive piece. The one thing I wish the author went into is the piece: Why is it that people dismissed Hitler with their stereotype of “the small ma
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by InTheArena 2y ago
The unified memory model w/ CUDA support should be the huge differentiator for this hardware. I think a better comparison might be the Mac Studio ultra.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
This feels like a AI summary of a real article.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Apple stated that they were deploying their own hardware for next generation Siri. My thesis is that this is the hardware they developed. If so, this is hardly a hobby project. It may not be effective, but there is serious cash behind this.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
I RTFA, RMFP The comment was that the press had reported that the interposer wasn't available. This obviously uses some form of interposer, so the question is if the press missed it, or Apple has something new.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
GPU accessible RAM.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
That's CPU only memory, not high bandwidth, and not addressable by the GPU.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
No native docker support, no headless management options (enterprise strength), Limited QoS management, lack of robust python support (out of the box), interactive user focused security model.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Every single AI shop on the planet is trying to figure out if there is enough compute or not to make this a reasonable AI path. If the answer is yes, that 10k is a absolute bargain.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
A server with 512GB of high-bandwidth GPU addressable RAM in a server is probably a six figure expenditure. If memory is your constrain, this is absolutely the server for you. (sorry, should have specified that the NPU and GPU cores need to
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Whoa. M3 instead of M4. I wonder if this was basically binning, but I thought that I had read somewhere that the interposer that enabled this for the M1 chips where not available. That Said, 512GB of unified ram with access to the NPU is ab
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by InTheArena 2y ago
The OP is not. He’s calling someone working on a project, posting his code to GitHub names. The correct response in a democratic society to people attacking political enemies as enemies of the state, spreading untruths, attacking the rule o
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by InTheArena 2y ago
I'm happy to, thought the end of your statement strongly suggestions that you have are not acting in honest faith by asking this question. 1) All positions have become partisan, which political ideology being as critical to promotion i
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by InTheArena 2y ago
As a Historian (and a German historian in particular) - I've spent a reasonable amount of time educating myself on the nature of fascism and in particular the break down of democracies (Wiemar, France, and also the erosion of civil lib
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Elon's unchecked power at building a model? Or at politics? I always worry whenever I see people telling me how to feel - rage in this case. We are in a political system that is oriented more around getting people to feel rage and hatr
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by InTheArena 2y ago
This is the thread that I read in high school that made me fall in love with software architecture. This was primarily because Tanenbaum’s position was so obviously correct, yet it was also clear to all that Linux was going to roll everyone
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by InTheArena 2y ago
SpaceX is making both of them pull out we are in the stupid place of having to depend on Bezos to be cost efficient competition. China will be launching their reusables (note plural) this year.
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by InTheArena 2y ago
Boeings problem is not that the United States government isnt giving it enough blank checks (cost plus contracts). If anything it’s the opposite. Fat cat got fat, and now everyone else in encroaching on their territory. This is the true tra
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by InTheArena 2y ago
A with almost every defense contract, X-37 is cost plus and classified, which means that Boeing has been passing the costs on to the USA tax payer rather then have to pay for their mistakes. It’s possible that the program is perfectly run a

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