It's a book with a twist so not to spoil too much, but it's a scenario of the future where people don't and are not encouraged to think on their own at all and thus they're incapable of problem solving or making something novel. It's relevant to the topic of LLMs, though of course it's way too old to actually concretely have LLMs.
The group, communicating through a private Discord channel dedicated to gathering intelligence on unreleased AI models, reportedly made an educated guess about the model’s online location based on familiarity with Anthropic’s URL formatting conventions for other models.
So the whole access control was that they didn't advertise the name in the API?
Again, it doesn't help the case, but just.. no. The heat gets out of the spacecraft by radiating, and radiation doesn't move in a circular orbit around Earth, it moves at speed of light outwards from where it started.
Um, it doesn't make the data center in orbit thing make sense, but a geostationary satellite absolute moves at high speed and does not stay in the same place in space.
Well you linked to a recommendation from traficom, so kinda sounds like a virkamies thing and probably voting is not gonna help. There's Effi ry which would probably appreciate new active members to do some advocacy
A VPS is usually cheaper than a business ISP subscription and you'll also have to already have a company or register a new one with PRH. I have a company and do most of services out of my home. You can't get any pricing without contacting sales, but for the same home even on the same DNA or Elisa or whatever their business side is going to be more expensive.
I'm not saying it's good. I'm in the same boat of paying for a VPS just for email and hosting everything else at home. Just knowing it's not right doesn't make it not be like that.
IP addresses go together and even if your ISP didn't block port 25, other providers would still most probably have the whole IP block of your ISP marked as "residential, don't accept emails".
VPS or business ISP like suomicom are realistic options and the VPS route is going to be much cheaper.
Since the start they have been publishing pre-made falsehoods that they should have had every reason to fact check before making a big deal about how great the thing is.
In Finland giving siblings the same first name is explicitly illegal.
It's a book with a twist so not to spoil too much, but it's a scenario of the future where people don't and are not encouraged to think on their own at all and thus they're incapable of problem solving or making something novel. It's relevant to the topic of LLMs, though of course it's way too old to actually concretely have LLMs.
The book by Asimov mentioned there is really good
Zoho is Indian and Monday.com Israeli
So the whole access control was that they didn't advertise the name in the API?
That is genuinely hilarious!
Again, it doesn't help the case, but just.. no. The heat gets out of the spacecraft by radiating, and radiation doesn't move in a circular orbit around Earth, it moves at speed of light outwards from where it started.
Um, it doesn't make the data center in orbit thing make sense, but a geostationary satellite absolute moves at high speed and does not stay in the same place in space.
Well you linked to a recommendation from traficom, so kinda sounds like a virkamies thing and probably voting is not gonna help. There's Effi ry which would probably appreciate new active members to do some advocacy
A VPS is usually cheaper than a business ISP subscription and you'll also have to already have a company or register a new one with PRH. I have a company and do most of services out of my home. You can't get any pricing without contacting sales, but for the same home even on the same DNA or Elisa or whatever their business side is going to be more expensive.
I'm not saying it's good. I'm in the same boat of paying for a VPS just for email and hosting everything else at home. Just knowing it's not right doesn't make it not be like that.
IP addresses go together and even if your ISP didn't block port 25, other providers would still most probably have the whole IP block of your ISP marked as "residential, don't accept emails".
VPS or business ISP like suomicom are realistic options and the VPS route is going to be much cheaper.
There's a button in the toolbar to export to pdf
Not only ecc, but registered. Most AMD systems would be compatible with ecc u-dimm, but not with the r-dimm found in servers
But zero trust means you don't have to have a perimeter
The sound in the weak form is a schwa
Since the start they have been publishing pre-made falsehoods that they should have had every reason to fact check before making a big deal about how great the thing is.
I've seen this image years ago. I don't know how old it was already at that point.
It was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPASCVLPMnE
A main thing to worry about is that the SD card can stop working at any time for no reason.
Ubuntu 5.10 back when a random Finnish teenager could ask Canonical for free install CDs and they'd just mail them to you no money asked.