Smoke from the firewall?
Posts by Korev
5179 publicly visible posts • joined 26 Aug 2016
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To patch this server, we need to get someone drunk
AI-pushing Adobe says AI-shy office workers will love AI if it saves them time
Friday 6th September 2024 05:43 GMT 
A bit like recipes on American blogs. They start off with some preamble about their aunt, shoehorn some stuff about their kids, maybe reminisce about their time at university, dump a load of photos in before finally getting to the actual recipe...
...And then you close the tab because it's all in pounds and ounces...
GenAI spending bubble? Definitely 'maybe' says ServiceNow
Techie made a biblical boo-boo when trying to spread the word
Bargain-hunting boss saw his bonus go up in a puff of self-inflicted smoke
Tech support chap solved knotty disk failure problem by staring at the floor
Atlassian CEO's idea to build 4,000-kilometer extension cord plugged in
Russia tells citizens to switch off home surveillance because the Ukrainians are coming
Nvidia's latest AI climate model takes aim at severe weather
Tuesday 20th August 2024 05:03 GMT 
Google shared its work with the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) to not only enhance physics-based climate models with machine learning, but port them to TPUs and GPUs, making it far less costly to run than CPU-based compute clusters.
Not exactly the same thing, but Meteoswiss & CSCS ported COSMO to GPUs a few years ago too. Since then, Swiss short range forecasts have been made on a pair of surprisingly small GPU clusters.
Brit tech mogul Mike Lynch missing after yacht sinks off Sicily amid storms
Developer tried to dress for success, but ended up attired for an expensive outage
Cisco slashes thousands of staff, 7% of entire workforce, pivots into AI
Palo Alto Networks execs apologize for 'hostesses' dressed as lamps at Black Hat booth
Elon Musk claims live Trump interview on X derailed by DDoS
CrowdStrike president cheered after accepting 'Epic Fail' Pwnie award
BOFH: The true gravity of the Boss and the 3-coffee problem
Techie told 'Bill Gates' Excel is rubbish – and the Microsoft boss had it fixed in 48 hours
Japan stops measuring train crowding by ease of newspaper readership
UK axes plans for Edinburgh-based exascale computer
Monday 5th August 2024 17:38 GMT
Re: Of Course The UK Has No Need At All For Infrastructure.......
(and as an aside... HS2? Seriously? I was on the fence about it previously, but since the pandemic passenger numbers are way down. It's just not needed right now. Enough people have realised they don't need to travel as often to get stuff done.)
The big problem that HS2 will solve is the lack of rail capacity north of London, sadly this is hard to communicate so they focused more on getting out of London/Birmingham (delete according to prejudice) a bit quicker...
Punkt MC02: As private, and pricey, as a Swiss bank account
Monday 5th August 2024 16:44 GMT 
Error FoundWe are sorry but an unrecoverable error has happened
Our developers have been notified about the error and will make every effort needed to solve it.
If you prefer you can contact them directly by writing to the following address(es): XXXXXX
Looks like their website isn't work at this Punkt in time...
Has this article Slashdotted ElReged them?
Hello? Emergency services? I'd like to report a wrong number
Monday 5th August 2024 08:06 GMT
Re: Accidentally calling Emergency, yep I've done that...
We did that once in France as kids. In the UK there used to be a number which immediately rang the line back (IIRC 171) and as kids we thought this was hilarious. We tried it in a French phone box and it went straight through to the cops (17) which required some explanation...
Monday 5th August 2024 08:01 GMT
Re: Really?
Some people blindly follow processes without thinking as they can't do strategic thought. for some jobs like in a regulated industry this is great; but in others it is less good.
I used to work in a research IT office where the science moves fast and the IT struggles to keep up. We took on a guy with lots of experience on the regulated side of the industry and he struggled because he needed the guidance of a well-defined rigid process...
Monday 5th August 2024 07:51 GMT
My old work use the European emergency number (112) for their emergency number on the landlines. Although at first it seems like a dumb idea at first it makes sense as they have their own Fire Brigade (including ambulance) onsite who are a lot nearer than the public ones. Moreover, the fire(wo)men are specially trained and equipped for chemical incidents.
Meta to boost training infra for Llama 4 tenfold, maybe deliver it next year
Thursday 1st August 2024 08:00 GMT
Meta's content ranking and recommendation tools already use what Meta calls "Core AI," which Zuckerberg told investors is improving user engagement by pushing more stuff users want into their Facebook and Instagram feeds.
What a shame they couldn't do something useful like fix the climate, cure Dementia...
The secret to better weather forecasts may be a dash of AI
Never put off until tomorrow what someone could erase today
Happy Sysadmin Day, the Bitlocker keys are in a bowl on top of the fridge
Customer bricked a phone – and threatened to brick techie's face with it
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