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by cryo32 4mo ago
And that’s exactly what it’s going to do because the dependency chain on actually using this RAM is unlikely to succeed.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Sounds like programmers woke up from a fever dream and decided they can come up with an idea and flesh out the details later.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I’m not in the US
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Yeah throw it at a moderately complex STM32 clock arrangement and see what comes out.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Yep. Exactly why we use machines. They do the deterministic bit quickly. We do the other bits.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Yep. He'll go down with them and your 401k's.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Well look at my 500 seat company. We laid off 200 people with no measurable productivity impact. And we didn't embrace AI in the process. We were just keeping the unemployment figures down. Also look at the large tech companies. Same s
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by cryo32 4mo ago
They literally helped create the situation they are in. No sympathy!
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I went through the text logs for ours and it was all: "Fuck off and pass me to a human" and stuff like that. No one wants this who's calling you. We are literally damaging our company with it.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Not quite. They don't operate like that. It is not ok to lobby and manipulate governments for fiscal policy changes to write off the costs and risks on the general public. We MUST be entirely insulated from their failure as society. If
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by cryo32 4mo ago
The reality is experience isn't codified in text. It's passed person to person over long periods of time. And you can't train an LLM on that.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Definitely. That'll have to come through economic instruments though rather than failure.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
This is hitting the nail exactly on the head.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I'm not even media and I'm demonising it. It's the hubris of the technology industry attempting to destroy society for financial gain only. You should change the world by playing chess, not creating a new game and shitting on
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I'd argue the economy is propped up on pointless work providing employment. If you throw AI in that it'll contract and it'll either collapse entirely or move to a social care model that no one will foot and rapid class divisi
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by cryo32 4mo ago
The pushback I see everywhere outside of tech suggests the tech industry vastly overestimated the interest. The tech industry doesn't speak for the entire planet as much as it likes to think it does.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Someone walked into our office wearing them. They were given a written warning. They are not welcome at a social level and they are a tangible security risk.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Mostly offboarding stuff from “the cloud” due to geopolitical instability and sovereignty issues.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
KPMG got called out only now for bullshit and hallucinations?
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by cryo32 4mo ago
No. They tried that with coreutils and look what happened. More CVEs. 99% of what I throw though ffmpeg is trusted i.e. I created it. It’s not a major risk.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
There is a somewhat weird Ryanair loyalist contingent.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I refuse to fly Ryanair. Total bastards from end to end. Easyjet are several hundred percent less clowns. Actually anyone else is.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
There's good and there's a bunch of immoral technology oligarchs. Don't wash over reality.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
This should kill Office 365 instantly globally.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I think there's several things going on at once in that space. This is just their vocalisation of it because it suits them. The thing is Fastmail can't speak with absolute authority about email because Fastmail is not email. It&#x
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I think it's more they simply don't register small tech and self-hosting. In time there will be a reckoning though. The geopolitical instability at the moment will see the end of the US dominant services used outside of the US so
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by cryo32 4mo ago
As a mathematician who was married to a physicist, I disagree :)
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Yeah it's nothing special. I find the whole Apple innovation thing quite tedious if I'm honest. I've seen some milspec stuff from around that era that purposely misused an LM723 as an SMPS. This was done without any fanfare a
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by cryo32 4mo ago
I’ve known enough googlers to know there’s problems in that department. The worst being a friend was married to an SRE and he was fucking nuts. As in disturbingly Ayn Rand and eugenics.
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by cryo32 4mo ago
Google management never had a moral compass. They just pretended they did until it was no longer convenient.

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