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by jacquesm 25d ago
You need an SGI 1990's era video cable and I'm your guy :)
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by jacquesm 26d ago
Only one big box? The poor people. I have at least five big boxes and I'm regularly being accused of being a hoarder. Except of course when someone needs a cable ;)
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2nd mathematician is accusing OpenAI of being dishonest about training data(qz.com)
5 points by jacquesm 26d ago|0 comments
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by jacquesm 26d ago
> It's funny to think that back in the days we used to think the most evil thing a company could do was charging money for their software. They did a lot more than that.
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by jacquesm 26d ago
See my post earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49643556
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by jacquesm 26d ago
You must be new here...
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by jacquesm 26d ago
Yes, blame the users.
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by jacquesm 26d ago
What a lot of assumptions. Other people here are experiencing the same thing, and other people are not experiencing the same thing. Hence the way my original bit was worded, I am not saying it happens for everybody, I am just saying this
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by jacquesm 26d ago
Somehow it never fails the other way...
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Tell HN: OpenAI keeps re-enabling the 'allow training' setting
485 points by jacquesm 26d ago|188 comments
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by jacquesm 28d ago
> My previous comment was simply my attempt at deconstructing Penrose's argument, participating in the ever-ongoing popular debate. That may be so, but just the mention of Penrose's name in the context of something else caused
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by jacquesm 29d ago
'if'
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by jacquesm 29d ago
Script kiddies will soon have capabilities that nation states once upon a time could only dream of.
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by jacquesm 29d ago
Anybody still think Elon Musk is a great guy who wants nothing but the best for humanity? I mostly wonder how far he'll fall, but to say I'm disappointed would be a gross understatement. What surprises me is that people keep worki
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
It's not about switching because chrome got exploited one time, it's about switching not to reward unethical behavior.
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
That pig can hardly dance...
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
That is so cool. I'm doing weird stuff with robotics, llms and obsolete languages, your project seems a lot more practical :)
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
What did you make?
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
Depends on how high you go ;)
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
Thank you, always nice to see real world performance figures. We run a pretty large rig, 10 GPUs right now (this goes up and down with various experiments, getting this many GPUs to play nice at x16 GEN4 with any motherboard is a challenge)
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
How fast is it?
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
Indeed, it also is a bit silly: they have enough on their plate just getting this plane type certified.
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
You can't convert between kWh and kW. 100 kWh = 6 MW for one minute... so there is plenty of power if the flight is short enough. They said the plane has 4 Tesla's worth of battery power, let's assume they are 80KWh packs the
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
You'd need to compare by volume. And when you do that - unfortunately - NV is by far the largest supplier. 'Most DCs' are effectively single-supplier. And I wish it weren't so. This is the hard one to crack, NV needs cre
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
> One approach is to do everything in ISRs, a la RTIC. That only works for really simple systems. On more complex systems there is a pretty good chance you will end up with locked up hardware if your ISR is long enough. Interrupts need s
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
I don't trust any of these companies with my data, and I assume that whatever data they've got is going to be used, one way or another, no matter what they tell you. It would be nice if you could stick a sentinel in your data th
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
Yes, but there are levels of oversight and this kind of thing should not be possible to hide. Someone on the official side of this messed up as well.
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AVH Was Sued(avherald.com)
2 points by jacquesm 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
> That created the dangerous situation where they couldn't turn off the engine after landing. Which is vastly preferable compared to all of the dangerous situations just prior to that landing.
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by jacquesm 1mo ago
That's an oversight failure as much as a failure of that plant.

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