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> Just knowing a "10.0" RCE CVE is inbound w/o extra details doesn't get you very far

Well that's exactly what chainguard claims though. "Find bad bugs in PHP" is the prompt they claim they used to rediscover the issue

Everything is being rethought right now. So many paradigms are broken. There wasn't ever a better time to build a software factory.

> which is inherently based on existing sources

Look at how compute share of labs is moving to RL and maybe reconsider this prerequisite to your argument.

you can benchmark the uploaded weights? Only the worthy can exfiltrate

Oh yeah I have good blinds and live in an area with medium light pollution.

Yes, F-91W still on its first battery. It's not a great flashlight, but it allows me to find back into bed and not run into anything

At night it is more than sufficient. I even use it as a flashlight

Quote:

    > the point of all of these models is to protect workers’ incomes against the capriciousness of capitalism [...]

    > Europeans are unlikely to embrace the American model, but they might accept the Danish one

The point seems to rather be that European economy could have a better outlook if the labor market was more efficient. Not that safety nets should be cut.

I found it worth a read even though I am pretty familiar with the German labour laws generally.

unlimited possibilities to expand the game scope through a tech tree: - Hyperthreading - interrupts - compressed main memory - L3 caches - TLB caches - CFS - cgroups - TSO/GSO - performance / efficiency cores - dynamic clock speed - thermals - PCI bandwidth / lanes - ...

Game could start with a single CPU and 2-3 processes and then all this comes on top step by step and you can automate it away through tech tree.

Sounds like fusion would be a really good distillation target?

Important to consider that your stat is likely comparing primary energy, not secondary energy. E.g. an electric car or a heat pump use less primary energy than the fossil equivalent.