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sheauwn··on What will our economic future look like?
Costs can continue to be a factor in something, it is in most things, without it being the "driver".
sheauwn··on Previewing the Model Hardware Standard
It seems more like a basic instruction set, that will then be translated to something actionable for each different device. Seems like most of the work then will be in developing the drivers for whatever devices you want the LLM to access.
sheauwn··on "No way to prevent this" say users of only language where this regularly happens
My guess is its almost exclusively due to the reference its making to the similarly titled Onion article. The actual article linked is basically a cut and paste replacing gun violence with memory vulnerabilities.
sheauwn··on London Underground begins scanning passengers' faces
They are likely referring to religious fundamentalists, mostly evangelical Christians. Puritans is a reference to an older christian fundamentalist group in the US that now have a connotation as extreme in their views.
sheauwn··on Why a $154B CEO just endorsed stripping most Americans of voting rights
Each person says what is and isn't acceptable, it can't really be any other way.
sheauwn··on Americans don't know how to fight AI so they're fighting data centers
In many cases, I'm sure they are paying the cost of the added infrastructure. However, the increase in electricity costs come from having overall more electricity demand than before the data center was built. An increase in demand raises the cost for everyone.
sheauwn··on Belgium stops decommissioning nuclear power plants
If sunlight is blocked the amount of people who die due to starvation from crop failures will probably more than make up for the difference in lost solar power energy. That is to say, we'll have much larger issues than a stable power grid to contend with.
sheauwn··on Thinking of yourself as an insomniac may be a part of the problem
So if you fear death . . . ?