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811.
by ls612 2y ago
This sounds like an unfalsifiable claim of AI threats so I’m inclined to dismiss it out of hand.
812.
by ls612 2y ago
Are there workarounds VPN clients can use to prevent this attack from working (or in the worst case, disconnect rather than send traffic outside the tunnel on a hostile network)?
813.
by ls612 2y ago
Probably they had some contractual commitments with TSMC and had to use up their N3B capacity somehow. But as soon as N3E became available it’s a much better process overall.
814.
by ls612 2y ago
What is the fix for this vulnerability? Is it the router that needs to get a software update, the VPN client, the OS, or some/all of the above?
815.
by ls612 2y ago
So for this attack does the attacker need to control your internet router? Or does it only need to control ISP infrastructure?
816.
by ls612 2y ago
It can be both my belief about ulterior motives and an honest opinion on my preferences for naturally grown coffee. :)
817.
by ls612 2y ago
OK at least the idea that it’s mostly sectarian disputes makes sense. I do wonder though, if most Corps want as much leverage and rights for themselves, why did Linux largely “win” in the enterprise world.
818.
by ls612 2y ago
I don’t think it would be anytime soon but I could definitely see someone making an argument around climate.
819.
by ls612 2y ago
You may be soon, I will continue to buy the real thing until they outlaw that too in the name of saving the planet (er, I mean, implementing 21st century sumptuary laws).
820.
by ls612 2y ago
As a neophyte to the server/homelab world, why do people have such strong feelings about FreeBSD vs Linux? To me they seem to accomplish much the same things in much the same ways, although my only experience with a BSD like system is
821.
by ls612 2y ago
I’m more excited for them adding the uBO element zapper to Safari than any of the AI stuff.
822.
by ls612 3y ago
Up 15% after hours on news that they will begin a large cash dividend and share repurchase program.
823.
by ls612 3y ago
Yes. Trading costs and high spread are inherently wasteful. Reducing both of those and increasing liquidity is an unalloyed good.
824.
by ls612 3y ago
Power Density seems to be scaling 1:1 for N5/4 to N3, with a 50% increase in transistors per mm^2 and a 33% reduction in power at the same performance (which when scaling horizontally means 50% more performance at the same power). Cost
825.
by ls612 3y ago
For context: A 4090 has 76 billion transistors, and the B200 superchip that Nvidia announced has around 200 billion transistors, on an absolutely enormous package of 2 dies glued together ala the M2 Ultra. So this would suggest a minimum de
826.
by ls612 3y ago
Mullvad and Proton at least have had their no logs policies court tested so I believe their claims.
827.
by ls612 3y ago
Can private relay be used by torrent clients? Or is it Safari only?
828.
by ls612 3y ago
In extreme cases forcing too much pooling can cause market failure. The intuition is that the least risky customers decline to purchase (much) insurance, making the average risk higher, increasing prices, making more people decline insuran
829.
by ls612 3y ago
Wouldn’t using Cloudflare or Google DNS solve this?
830.
by ls612 3y ago
I’m describing reality, not saying it’s good or bad.
831.
by ls612 3y ago
“Should” matters little in politics and war. What works for power will be done regardless of your morals. This is how the world works.
832.
by ls612 3y ago
Corsair Vengeance 2x32GB 5200Mhz. My understanding is that DDR5 in general is mostly immune to known rowhammer attacks because the on-chip ECC is good enough to fix any issues. This attack seems to work only with AMD Zen processors and not
833.
by ls612 3y ago
No. I've run the Rowhammer test in memtest86 on my PC after building it (as part of the whole memtest package to verify my XMP was stable) and got zero errors on 64GB of DDR5 memory over all the passes. If Memtest couldn't do it w
834.
by ls612 3y ago
Very few US media outlets are worth anything imo, basically WSJ, Bloomberg, and (very marginally) Politico. If you are lucky your local paper may be worthwhile for local matters but not for anything else.
835.
by ls612 3y ago
Nobody on the moon to file NEPA complaints.
836.
by ls612 3y ago
If you tweak bios settings you can easily do one core at those speeds, or two cores 100Mhz lower, indefinitely without thermal worries.
837.
by ls612 3y ago
Very recently: 12900K: 5.2 GHz peak 13900K: 5.8 GHz peak 14900K: 6.0 GHz peak 14900KS: 6.2 GHz peak
838.
by ls612 3y ago
So this isn't something anyone without H100s is ever running no matter how you quantize it.
839.
by ls612 3y ago
Is it Apple or Oracle who should rightly be fixing this issue?
840.
by ls612 3y ago
People who BS (researchers in psychology) are more likely to fall for BS (this sort of social psych research).

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