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At what point are we going to realize that computers will never work for floating point math. If your numbers are not exact there will always be a better solution for what you are doing that does not involve a computer.

Intellectual property is a dead concept.

If RAM prices come down, running your own models will be relatively affordable.

Stuff like this is worth the wait.

Nothing is easier to setup and administer than the database you already use.

What about the filesystem you already use? 99% of projects don't need a relational database at all.

What does Sherlocked mean?

They should look into what Brazil is doing to store energy long term:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/849994733672039/posts/136230...

Then learn? Otherwise, you have to trust those that do.

If you're this serious about security, you should be manufacturing your own hardware.

Because money.

27 billion? Do you work at AWS?

Especially considering they trained the damn thing on our code.

Enforcing the global use of the petro dollar is what keeps Americans living cushy lives so be careful disrespecting the military personel.

Won't matter if they're not publicly traded.

What is Nvidia spending so much on Google services for?

No. "Cloud" is a marketing term for VPSs.

I don't use it. What am I missing?

Tobi loves Nix.

Where would you put them?

I see. That makes sense.

Doesn't every language support multidimensional arrays? It's just an array of arrays, no? What am I missing?

You might have an investment management firm that has a "tech" portfolio and a separate "clothing" portfolio. By framing themselves as a tech company they'll be put into investors' "tech" portfolio. Clients will say "I think technology is the future; invest in tech companies for me" and the money manager will buy a bunch of shares from the tech portfolio. See how it works?

There's literally nothing that LLMs can build that humans cannot. The only factor influencing people to use AI is time. They trade off a small amount of quality for a large amount of time savings. The tortoise and the hare parable comes to mind.

A codebase that no human understands.

It's a thing because Quebec has tried to separate before.

Yes. Say Saudi.

How much?

Valve is an exemplary company.

Give me a break.

Incessant nit picking, negativity and doubt casting is my issue.

And Canada is unrecognizable these days. Why should I think past performance is indicative of future success?