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by blibble 8mo ago
it's been in kvm since the mid 10s and in Xen (which they used to run) for at least as long
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by blibble 8mo ago
depends on the workload and how they've done it pure CPU should be essentially unaffected, if they're not emulating the MMU/page tables in software the difference in IO ranges from barely measurable to absolutely horrible, de
93.
by blibble 8mo ago
not as if you could get in on it even if you wanted to
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by blibble 8mo ago
welcome AWS to 2018!
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by blibble 8mo ago
> I am one of the “haves” and am not looking forward to the instability this may bring. Literally no one should. these people always forget capitalism is permitted to exist by consent of the people if there's 40% unemployment it won
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by blibble 8mo ago
be nice, wouldn't it? poetic justice for a company founded on the idea of not stealing software
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by blibble 8mo ago
9 lines of code came close to costing Google $8.8 billion how much use do you think these indemnification clauses will be if training ends up being ruled as not fair-use?
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by blibble 8mo ago
they think they're going to be the person making that decision but forgot there's likely someone above them making exactly the same one about them
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by blibble 8mo ago
probably as many real users too
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by blibble 8mo ago
> I worked for Amazon for a couple years. why am I not surprised
101.
by blibble 8mo ago
worldcoin makes a market for human eyeballs not a good idea
102.
by blibble 8mo ago
this is exactly what I've been doing for the past 3 years and my internet comments are now ... curated in such a way that I wouldn't mind them training on them
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Engaging with an AI bot in conversation is pointless it turns out humanity actually invented the borg? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iajgp1_MHGY
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by blibble 8mo ago
> There appears to be no way to stop AI companies from stealing your work and selling it on for profits there is a way, just stop publishing anything and everything small website you wrote to solve a minor tech problem for your partner&#
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by blibble 8mo ago
wonder if it turns out humanity invented the borg? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iajgp1_MHGY seems rather apt to describe "AI"
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by blibble 8mo ago
as a species, we are fucked if there's many people that fit your description your kids have to live on this earth too, and they'll suffer the consequences of cowardly people like that
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by blibble 8mo ago
that is the idea but under the cfd mechanism the treasury takes the excess over the strike price
108.
by blibble 8mo ago
this is entirely misses the point about exactly what makes it dangerous there's nothing bad with having a camera to spot porch pirates, as long as the data stays private it becomes problematic when everyone's hooked up to one cent
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Meanwhile all these other AI threads everybody’s worried about losing their jobs don't worry AI will cause both losing your job AND climate change
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by blibble 8mo ago
> They're probably all pretty normal interpersonally. have you seen the cult like statements they make you emit if you want to pass the interview? I had a colleague that interviewed there (and was accepted) over the space of that mo
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by blibble 8mo ago
that advert is just so horribly manipulative it's borderline evil how can normal people go to work and produce this output? (I suppose everyone that is prepared to work at Amazon corporate is... a certain type of person)
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by blibble 8mo ago
> you're probably being closed minded and using it wrong > I was a huge AI skeptic but since Jan 2025, > I'm in my 50s and have been programming for 30 years > there is nothing that is going to stop it. I need to turn
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by blibble 8mo ago
could be worse could be called "entire" ( https://entire.io/ )
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Productivity improvements jury's out on this one too I can believe short term productivty gain but from someone's who has spent years un-fucking codebases that were handed over to outsourced teams... this all looks very famil
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by blibble 8mo ago
it's like all of san francisco has had a collective stroke
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by blibble 8mo ago
what a load of utter tripe
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by blibble 8mo ago
so they can't induce movement of the vehicle, at all, ever? that's probably fine then but if they can at all: they need a driving license it is not unreasonable for a state to want to control who is allowed to move around 1.5 tonn
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by blibble 8mo ago
exactly thankfully I started down the FIRE route 20 years ago and now am more or less continuing to work because I want to which will end for my employer if they insist on making me output generative excrement
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by blibble 8mo ago
yes and if it doesn't spawn up another $30 instance and add another RR entry to the dns serving static content scales horizontally perfectly
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by blibble 8mo ago
> not everyone can avoid immoral but legal work whilst trying to exist in this economy let's be honest everyone working as a software engineer at facebook is perfectly capable of finding employment elsewhere working there is a delib

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