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Very, very happy with my Flint 2. Rock solid.

Upgrades are “owut upgrade” these days. Pretty straightforward.

You're not worried your whole genome is being sent over to some commercial entity?

Any chance to run this on a RTX 3090 and 64GB of regular RAM with decent context size?

Nothing a few million dollars here and there can't fix ...

If you think that Github sucks, make something else and try to do it better, or don't use it.

Unfortunately this news will have no impact, neither on customer behavior, neither on policy, neither on Meta's behavior.

It’s more a sign of corrupt and morally bankrupt leadership, which should be alarming enough by itself.

:facepalm:

Impressive, but it will take away so much sense of accomplishment from so many people. I find that really sad.

"Bluetooth does not work," Kravitz said in a recent interview, and it's not just headphones, but Bluetooth connections in general. "It's ruining important moments. Imagine the amount of times that you're with someone on a date, you're trying to set a vibe, and then you have to forget the network. On a date!"

The quote above makes absolutely zero sense to me, it's like ChatGPT 0.3a decided to write something about Bluetooth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_They_Came stays relevant

I use Proxmox snapshots to get back to a clean state. I’ll take a look at Vagrant too though.

I run Claude in a Proxmox VM, generally the experience has been great. In my experience it also behaves better than gemini cli, that likes to create files all over the place if set loose (lesson learned to add that requirement to the relevant .md files)

For whom are they writing this? For the sane people it's not needed and for the not-so-sane it doesn't really matter ...

Exactly.

I’m far from being an expert but geoengineering gives me the shivers. Dumping boatloads of chemicals into the atmosphere, a lot can go wrong.

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How does inference work with a TEE, isn’t performance a lot more restricted?

Imo, the experiment was worthwhile, it exposed a risk, hopefully the kernel is better armed against similar attacks now.

Hehe, I've also read the whole Foundation series, and also feel like the empire's collapse is unfolding right in front of our eyes.

Yes, I think anyone with common sense is thinking that way these days. He's going to inflict huge damage on the US economy.

Do you understand which players want to take away power from the EU and “decentralize” power or better, create division?

It’s tragic that a good product, with a lot of users is not able to generate decent revenue.

They are intertwined these days, true, but maybe there should at least be a direct link between the tech and the political discussion around it.

The more credible narrative is Trump and co trying to do good for the Venezuelans and for the regular US folks! /s

In Belgium, our Minister of Defence talks about buying services from Palantir, and wants to let Oracle build a cloud for the Defence department. He even dares to say that this will result in our own Sovereign Data Streams [1]. I can imagine this is a guy that will have not a single issue sharing the requested data with the US Government, even in the face of the recent hostility of the US towards the EU.

[1] https://x.com/FranckenTheo/status/1975429782432055712

On the pictures, the sound proofing of the ceiling caught fire quite quickly, my gut feeling is that a lot of tragedies like this could be avoided by having more strict regulations on the fireproofness of the used materials.

I once reported several UB bugs to a HackerOne-led cryptocurrency bounty program. They were rejected because the software was working as intended and that they would "inspect the assembly every time they compiled". Yeah right.

I'm "fearful" of a future where every random appliance needs to be connected to the internet in order to function at all. I hope some legislation gets passed (in the EU in my case) that forces manufacturers to ensure the machine works offline and connecting it is purely an opt-in feature.