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Russia is the aggressor. What do you propose?

Satellites have multi kW solar panels

What a nothingburger

But it's a 26 (Tahoe) bug. Earlier OS versions unaffected

Your cloud act is making American cloud vendors lose customers in droves

Lesser of two evils etc. How about south america as a counterexample?

If it ever comes to that, we'll pick China, thanks

Australia is pretty close to the equator

The quoted writing is AI slop, and OP is reacting to the fact that they did not write even the introductory text themselves (or at least bother to edit out clear AI/slop indicators)

Why store uncompressed layers? Surely decompression is fast enough that there's little gain in storing the decompressed layers?

It takes like an hour. So that's a quick mvp then

But if it stores the uncompressed layers, why store the compressed ones too? Why both at the same time?

Is your experience with this new quantization approach from Intel? Otherwise your comment is a bit offtopic at best, misleading at worst.

Well, you see, they just can't find a checkbox for ipv6 support in the IIS GUI on their ingress servers.

It's only open because nobody who's interested in this model would send their data to openai to be stripped of PII. If they thought otherwise, it would be closed-weights and API-only for "safety" reasons

Well let's talk again when the problems have been solved, then. Until then, manually curated skills and documentation will beat this

Meta is not in the AI game any more

27 multiplied by quant, add context

The better way to defend against these types of issues is to avoid Vercel and similar providers

Me too

Yes it does:

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/desktop#let-claude-use-your-...

So are you offering api keys or...

I don't understand how you can compare against the base model output without generating with the base model, in which case what's the point?

Wow. I have rarely seen a company website with so many buzzwords. Still not sure what they do, except "AI". Good riddance

Horseshit. Wireguard, tunnelblick, aws vpn client all self distribute

Or a reasonable security posture. Unless there is a vulnerability in the current version, why scramble to update? And if the author:

1. claims they do not have access to the signing account

2. Recently said that they are not planning any important release in the next 60 days

Then I would claim that rushing to update is plain reckless. But move fast and break things, I guess

I wouldn't install that update if I were you

We're moving away from Vercel for an increasing number of reasons. But the Vercel brand has fallen so far that we're also moving away from any open source projects they have had any part in creating. The company is almost revolting.

Because Zuck has chronic FOMO, he's said as much himself

This is becoming a bit scary. I almost hope we'll reach some kind of plateau for llm intelligence soon.