Well I think that’s part of the magic, Linux should enable people to do what they want to do, even try to emulate windows.

This dude is a huge POS

Hey, better late than never, great that you finally realize the damage you’ve done.

However, not everyone deserves redemption.

They’ve been innovatively stagnant and focused on the wrong thing for years. All of this AI is them trying to chase the first thing that comes along without thinking about what people would actually want.

The scary part is they’re going to continue to try jamming shit nobody wants into their server stuff too, but I guess that’s been bloated garbage too.

Sick training day reference

We need to democratize the internet again, every generation there’s a ma bell pretending they own the internet. Current Gen is Google, AWS, Azure and the like, with ISPs just making sure they get their cut.

I don’t have an issue with these services existing, but in such a way that everything depends on a couple companies? Dangerous for everyone.

No, but they can both be good.

See this is the problem with the law being so slow. I’m all for innovation, but an infotainment system that can brick the car* is an indicator that automakers are messing with critical systems.

There should be enforceable safety controls and quality standards to ensure they’re not slopping out updates designed to brick your car and/or make things obsolete.

I’m not buying a Jeep ever, but everyone should follow some rules.

Summed up exactly what I was thinking.

Print fine like the silica dust

Already out of ideas?

Yet another data point for commen sense privacy laws

I’m fuckin tired, man.

I appreciate that! I’m just trying to recap the authors results for people that might be interested in the bottom line.

It seems that the beowulf architecture still has too much overhead

TLDW: Tried huge open models and got 0.7 tokens/s. Seems clustering tools aren’t ready yet.

No judgements either way, but some people do believe their company cares about them. I have yet to experience that myself is all.

Thanks for the context. Fwiw I can definitely empathize with that. Companies have been giving employees shit deals more and more over time.

For instance, I’ve met single company lifers and can’t imagine that level of loyalty given a company wouldn’t think twice to lay me off.

I think heard in passing, some video clip saying a dude was “promoting the 9-5 lifestyle”, aka having a job? Is that bad now? I’m getting old.

I think this is all really subjective and depends on how your team does work. Getting people to work with you or understand things is a communication problem, and in my own experience, being in the office didn’t eliminate those issues.

I agree there are times to be in the office, but it damn sure doesn’t need to be every day all the time. IMO people need to adapt, be smart and figure out what works for their teams and themselves, not hold themselves to tradition for its own sake.

Managers should be empowered to make these decisions to do the research and figure out the best strategy for their situation, and I think many would like that responsibility.

Finally, some good TV :)