Posts by Irongut 2504 publicly visible posts • joined 9 Jan 2012
> If Meta is to be believed, Muse Spark is a big improvement over Llama 4. The model boasts performance matching and in many cases besting the top models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.
Meta could produce the world's best, cheapest and most accurate LLM with 100% proof that they aren't lying about its performance and I still wouldn't buy it for free.
I have not and will never use any product made by a company owned or run by that morally bankrupt arsehole.
Here's a novel thought, why don't Nvidia ensure they have a product ready for market before announcing it? Then they wouldn't run into delays with new networking or cooling requirements and could sell it at the peak of the hype cycle rather than 6 months later when people are already starting to hear about their next big money pit.
As opposed to the USA and your misogynistic, homophobic, Christian* supremacist, genocidal, multiple bankrupt, pussy grabbing rapist and probable pedophile president?
* Trump and the GOP claim to be Christian but as someone who went to a school run by monks I can confidently say their words and deeds are not Christian.
> although OneDrive and Windows can normally use the same token, Teams and Outlook apparently can't or won't share
Yes they do. I login once a week with MFA to Windows or Teams and that covers me for all MS apps.
Either something is wrong with yout tennant or someone in your IT dept. set it up that way.
> would you ban a 14 year old trying to repair the family tractor because dad's in the hospital
You bet I would. Tractors and farm equipment in general are very dangerous, that 14 year old needs adult supervision. Especially since the broken tractor and parent in hospital sound related.
When I was a kid the guy who lived across the street had a specially made round boot on one foot because he'd got it caught in farm equipment as a child. He walked with a stick and lived with that injury for his entire life.
Actually since Zuck runs an illegal school from his house I think he probably does have children. He just doesn't want anyone to know anything about them - the opposite of what he wants for your children.
Otherwise that school starts to look a bit Epstein.
Were there a lot of web programmers in the 80s? How about AI engineers?
There are plenty of completely new roles that have been created in the last 40 years that would counter unemployment from offshoring but you would need to have a few working brain cells and get an education to do them.
Sentry (a Datadog competitor) have had a similar model for at least 6 months, they call it Seer. It too can investigate incidents, provide root cause analysis and suggest remediation actions.
Of course its analysis and suggested actions are usually nonsense that is either flat wrong or too vague to be actionable but I doubt Datadog's late entry to the field will be any better.
(Seer may work better for web projects, like much of their tooling, but for Android it's bad.)
> Windows 2000 replaced the wildly unpopular ME.
A bit hard to replace something when you are released 6 months BEFORE the thing you are supposedly replacing. (not to mention that 2k is NT and ME is 9x)
Win 2k: RTM 15 December 1999, retail release 17 February 17 2000
WinME: RTM 19 June 2000, retail release 14 September 14 2000
> months in advance of phones like Samsungs.
Months? Plural? That would be difficult.
All my Samsung devices from A-series handsets to S-series handsets, a watch and tablets recieve security updates 1 month after Google publishes them.
So you're telling us you get security updates before the bugs are reported to Google?
Two days battery life, huh? I get three days with my S22 and it is 4 years old now.
"The AI System will not be used to independently direct autonomous weapons in any case where law, regulation, or Department policy requires human control, nor will it be used to assume other high-stakes decisions that require approval by a human decisionmaker under the same authorities."
Or in other words all they need to do is change the law, regulation or policy to not require human control and they can use OpenAI's LLM to fire all the weapons and make all the decisions they want.
These promises mean nothing. Alman just eagerly signed up to build Skynet.
Apollo's CSM & LM were light weight and with the help of the Saturn V were actually capable of getitng to Lunar orbit.
Orion is an overweight pig that with SLS help can't even reach a proper lunar orbit you can land from.
Of course in the 60s Health & Safety was not what it is today and NASA were very, very, very lucky not to lose any crew after Apollo 1.
What does fear or the ability to replace parts have to do with understanding or intelligence?
> Very few parts of you (assuming this is not being read into an AI) can be replaced.
Actually quite a lot of human parts can be replaced, from the teeth to the heart. About the only thing that can't be replaced is the brain, sadly for Mr Overstreet who clearly needs a new one.
