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NY Times sues OpenAI, Microsoft for infringing copyrighted works(reuters.com)
2 points by zekrioca 3y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 3y ago
How do you think the VM itself is spawned? Something in the host instantiate it. But even if we ignore that, I would argue that concentrating in one location only (e.g., some exposed driver) to escape is also easier, since an attacker woul
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Although this feature does improve security, it is due to the CPU, the VM and the main idea was to reduce performance overheads. I do not see adding layers and layers of abstractions the same as more secure. In fact, meltdown and spectre se
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Why not?
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by zekrioca 3y ago
This doesn’t answer the question. How were VMs designed with security in mind and not with host emulation? Untrusted code? I’m confused, people are talking about vulnerabilities.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
https://archive.li/QbeM9
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A generation that grew up with Google forcing professors to rethink lesson plans(theverge.com)
3 points by zekrioca 3y ago|0 comments
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The API Green Score, a tool for more frugal APIs(github.com)
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Code Is Speech(fourmilab.ch)
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Nice explanation, thanks! Did you mean Spivak, Michael [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Spivak
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Appeals lodged over permission for Amazon data centres(rte.ie)
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by zekrioca 3y ago
I agree OP could have been more elaborate, but the main takeaway is that goroutines still cost at least 50% that of normal threads (though this needs to be verified in normal servers as well, not just smartphones). With goroutines, though u
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Couldn’t agree more.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Don’t forget the mining efficiency improvements are reaching their limits, regardless if they keep creating new ASIC for it.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Change the market and start pricing the carbon per kWh of energy.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Hydro not so much as gas, but your point stands. Both have an opportunity window — economically speaking — though.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Why do you say coal is the least flexible way to produce energy? As compared to what, hydro, nuclear, solar,…? The article mentions all the incentives US states have been using to attract Bitcoin mining (after China banned it), so maybe thi
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by zekrioca 3y ago
The excess can’t be used for ‘anything’, just for the types of flexible demand that can quickly migrate across space and/or time.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
There aren’t numbers in your reference, just a set of recommendations. The author of the post tried to compare the performance overheads of using Coroutines over threads, that’s all.
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How We'll build sustainable, scalable, secure infrastructure for an AI future(cloud.google.com)
38 points by zekrioca 3y ago|17 comments
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Hints and Principles for Computer System Design (2020) [pdf](microsoft.com)
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Hints for Distributed Systems Design(muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
28 points by zekrioca 3y ago|2 comments
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by zekrioca 3y ago
https://archive.ph/DcuGR
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Maybe exercise your creativity a little more.
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The Gruesome Story of How Neuralink’s Monkeys Died(wired.com)
76 points by zekrioca 3y ago|50 comments
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MLPerf Results Highlight Growing Importance of Generative AI and Storage(mlcommons.org)
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by zekrioca 3y ago
‘Compromise’. That’s the main issue with something as important and as ‘uncompromisable’ as privacy.
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by zekrioca 3y ago
Why is that crazy?
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Apple shares fall following reports of China iPhone ban(france24.com)
5 points by zekrioca 3y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 3y ago
"When education is not liberating, the dream of the oppressed is to become the oppressor."

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