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by dagaci 2y ago
A whole lot of people are running Crowdstrike in the cloud and on local PC An crowdstrike update last night caused a windows kernel panic Azure/Crowdstrike personel have spend rolled back the update in the cloud Local IT people wil
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by dagaci 2y ago
On the wireless they are reporting a bad Crowdstrike update and a major Azure failover in central USA as separate events, are they they the same or different?
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by dagaci 2y ago
I've just read this https://medium.com/@notechforapartheid/a-marriage-made-in-he... For me the mass killing of children is completely unacceptable and there's absolutely no excuses, zero. And Microsoft's
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by dagaci 2y ago
Accounts are tied to your phone number.
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by dagaci 2y ago
Apparently my account was banned on Anthropic Sonnet after a "Automatic review". I'm 100% sure i did not make any "unsafe" queries, I've litterally only briefly tested and that was weeks ago. +1 OpenAI Subscrip
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by dagaci 2y ago
BRICS is something which people seem to have strong feelings about. For india and china who are rivals, BRICS may offer mechanics which enable them to manage their rivalies, especially given what may be seen as the declining influence of th
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by dagaci 2y ago
Linq
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by dagaci 2y ago
Haha, thats exactly i thought! But my experience is the opposite of everything he said!
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by dagaci 2y ago
Visual Studio has build in snippets for boilerplate stuff, so you can type class[tab], ctor[tab], prop[tab] to inject a class contrutor or property into you code. Other IDEs will have similar. Built in ones are here https://learn
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by dagaci 2y ago
>>We do not guarantee 100% compatibility between major versions. This is a true caveat for any language or framework, and is a sensible disclaimer. But I think the author was referring to transition from “.Net Framework 4” series (sin
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by dagaci 2y ago
I would say it’s completely ok to break backwards compatibility every 20 -30 years as is the case with .NET. Breaking compatibility to consolidate and forward past learnings and that kind of thing. The old .NET framework will be supported f
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by dagaci 3y ago
The point is that there are so many commentators who assert that Apple is great on privacy issues, so that many people (including me) automatically believed that buying (expensive) Apple products will automatically lead to improved privacy
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by dagaci 3y ago
Yes, this is really a phenomenal effort! And what open source is about: Bringing improvements to so many use cases. So that Intel and AMD chip uses can start to perform while taking advantage of their high-performance capabilities, making e
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by dagaci 3y ago
To discover than a particular LLM is able to output verbatim a sections of NYT works when queried in certain ways is different from explicitly publishing a set of NYC works... i think. OpenAI does not distribute it models, so the violation
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by dagaci 3y ago
As with Apple, Qualcomm claims so be faster than x86. This is true on the synthetic single core Geekbench benchmark compared to a 2019 Intel cpu. Today the Qualcomm beats the m3 in Geek-bench and the current amd 7940hs. But for real applica
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by dagaci 3y ago
Microsoft has transitioned from 16bit DOS, to 16bit windows, to hybrid win95, full 32bit to 64bit architectures. All with mostly seamless backwards compatibility, this with billions of active users running literally 1000s of different confi
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by dagaci 3y ago
Why is this downvoted?
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by dagaci 3y ago
What the government agencies and police do with money they collect will surprise many, and in many cases might be considered corrupt. I can assure you that the very last possible thing that will happen is that the money will be used to make
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by dagaci 3y ago
Clearly the board members did not think through even the immediate consequences. Kenobi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVBX7l2zgRw
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by dagaci 3y ago
In this case the fate of OpenAI was in fact heavily controlled by its employees. They voted with their employment. Microsoft gave them an assured optional destination.
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by dagaci 3y ago
What is starting from zero exactly?
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by dagaci 3y ago
Satya simply had to move quickly to restore shareholder confidence. I'm not convinced that its actually desirable for Microsoft to be fully in the driving seat. Hopefully the new division will have autonomy. Microsoft will not have act
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by dagaci 3y ago
Forked: https://twitter.com/satyanadella/status/1726509045803336122 "to lead a new advanced AI research team" I would assume that Microsoft negotiated significant rights with regards to R&D and any I
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by dagaci 3y ago
It seems you have jumped to many conclusion's in your thinking process without any prompting in your inference. I would suggest lowering your temperature ;)
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by dagaci 3y ago
Inflation serves the purpose. But more directly we also have various fractional reserve systems of money creation through debt. Bank creates credit (money), often with timed terms of repayment As you repay, that credit is gradually removed
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by dagaci 3y ago
It seems Microsoft was totally blind-sided by this event. If true then Trillion$+ Microsoft will now be scruitinizing the unpredictability and organizational risk associated with being dependant on the "unknown-random" + powrerful
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by dagaci 3y ago
I read that the bandwidth is 50% lower on the M3 combined with a lower CPU core coun. This reduction will impact inferrence performance. It maybe better to stick with M2 series if you really really think spending $10k on a laptop mac to do
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by dagaci 3y ago
Because it makes the things they use better mostly, they are => https://github.com/microsoft/calculator/graphs/contributors
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Major UK methane greenhouse gas leak spotted from space(bbc.co.uk)
18 points by dagaci 3y ago|2 comments
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by dagaci 3y ago
Sounds quite bad. Smells of corruption. At some point Chaloner (correctly) accused the persons running the Royal Mint of Counterfeiting, obviously furious the Mint the Newton suddenly finds witnesses (from other convicts) and evidence that

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