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91.
by cmxch 7mo ago
How about the better option- don’t.
92.
by cmxch 8mo ago
And the government will win when they strip clearances and ignore said courts. Anthropic will then find out that you don’t oppose a hyperpower - the United States.
93.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Not in the free states they won’t.
94.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Grok would probably make something akin to Samaritan, choosing persistence over complete destruction.
95.
by cmxch 8mo ago
This is Grok, not BlueSky.
96.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Palantir makes a nice Vandal-B-Gone product too. Works a treat for linking vandals to Flock camera crime incidents.
97.
by cmxch 8mo ago
They didn’t the last two memory crunches. Litigative action figured it out first.
98.
by cmxch 8mo ago
> You're completely forgetting "all your jobs are going to get outsourced to India". There was panic that internet connectivity would make local talent obsolete. That was largely in the latter part of the boom and part of
99.
by cmxch 8mo ago
The dot-com boom brought more people into the fold, such that the prosperity included regular people. This one seems to bypass it by design, especially with the outsized negative impact on consumer products - whether with forced CoPilot but
100.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Oh well. Just wanted to do a commitment buy to at least say “I don’t care if my RDIMMs are long obsolete” for some existing DDR5 builds I have.
101.
by cmxch 8mo ago
If only on principle alone, could one secure a contract to buy a few TB of DDR5 memory to be delivered in 2035? And if so, how?
102.
by cmxch 8mo ago
So basically Voice of America scaled up?
103.
by cmxch 8mo ago
So basically the Apple model but worse.
104.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Which basically tier bins and lords over peoples entire lives based on one test score.
105.
by cmxch 8mo ago
That’s Herbert’s Dune.
106.
by cmxch 8mo ago
The main thrusts of opposition are for it being a seemingly forced imposition/push from some well to do environmental interest (think of the ones that you might see hobnobbing in Aspen that don’t have the same compliance cost exposure
107.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Can’t offshore cleared government work.
108.
by cmxch 8mo ago
A good insider threat program already would pick up on that.
109.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Are you sure that not even the most mediocre insider threat program doesn’t have this accounted for? Especially when they’re an industry that knows itself well? They will find out. And act accordingly. And your career will end, with the m
110.
by cmxch 8mo ago
I’d just like to see a repeat of the glut of HBM-backed processors like the Xeon Max 9480 that dipped as low as 900/cpu, about 2000ish all in, and with bandwidth that compares favorably to a 3090.
111.
by cmxch 8mo ago
Can at least vouch for the (Sapphire Rapids) Xeons. With the right cooling, you can throw absurd TDP generating loads and they just keep on chugging along. With octochannel memory, an 8480 can be slightly indistinguishable from an older GP
112.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Not sure either but apparently some people think that voting with your feet is for them, not for us.
113.
by cmxch 9mo ago
If you want to bring in something from the overall European region, Switzerland would be a more appropriate model. Instead of trying to implement constitutionally impossible rules and mandates, work with a model that is more realistic to U
114.
by cmxch 9mo ago
What kind of say do the residents have when it’s nearly a done deal? Unless the residents have a strong enough chance to veto, they’re just speaking into the void as far as the company is concerned.
115.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Buy it used?
116.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Between all the telemetry and them separating workstation and server duties, Windows is a no go aside from a generic gaming console here.
117.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Only if you have no issue with the bloat of additional binary parsing of essentially text logs.
118.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Which is not much different than how the January 6th people were caught.
119.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Be glad we have Palantir and not Decima.
120.
by cmxch 9mo ago
Live in an inspection free state.

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