Fixed hardware for devs to target for games is great, thats the advantage of consoles.

Honestly one of the xbox problems is theyve fragmented “xbox” so much you have to start caring which one you have for different games. Huge mistake.

I think theres an argument here for making consoles better at other computing stuff to be more relevant.

Not sure they can market that effectively tho even if it might help overall.

The siuation for the rest of the world is the same either way.

China (and allies eg. Russia) get chips and the rest of the world (eg. Ukraine) have to live whith whatever taiwanese refugees can ramp up over decades in which country they decide is safe enough to flee to

Like altcoin exchanges, except real companies are now the altcoins

Its continuous so W would be better than J, then people can easilly imagine how many bar heaters its equivalent to instead of how many atomic bombs (of unknown tonnage)

Americans will do anything to avoid using the metric system

“Once again repeating the last thing he heard, elderly man now agrees with the ai industry”

Its not true though.

The serial killer entering the electric system movie is not that well knownn.

This was sent around recently, on azure specifically. https://isolveproblems.substack.com/p/how-microsoft-vaporized-a-trillion

It reads a bit like one engineer with a grudge, and you never know what the interpersonal skills of people are like; but the overall impression is of a competent engineer face with total chaos.

The bit about each azure host having a webserver shared across all client vms for info query was gobsmacking tbh. Though i dont work in this area.

The question isnt how good the results are, its whether you can achieve the same quality for the money without an llm.

The stories of the bsd bug say they spent $20k on compute alone (and who knows if thats before or after VC subsidies). Then they had so many reports they need to pay some of the top experts to triage which ones were real.

And the result? no remote code execution, no data theft. A remote crash. Its a real bug that can cause problems but its not actually an exploit.

The sad thing is there really could be something new and useful in ai model security, people are seeing good results by automating the reproduction step, but the presentation of it as too dangerous to release and a massive change just sound like pure marketing.

Most likely its just too expensive to do this unless youre a vc funded op with its own compute and want a pr campaign to stop people thinking about how shit the source code you just accidentally released is.

Is that what the ai tells you liberals want?

Sounds like the exact same mix who did this in the uk decades ago trying to stop petrol duty rises.

It worked, basically no government has increased petrol duty since despite it being in the plans the independent budget office have to judge the budget against every year.

Except… starmer just did. So we might well have fuel protests^W direct action in the uk too before long.

Dunno what the irish ones can hope to achive? The same thing i guess cos theyre not gonna change the price of fuel itself.

Mass effect sure loves its cutscene cameras being at butt height.

Basing the success of your ip on other peoples ip doesnt seem like an amazing long term move tim.

Its extremely grindy compared to stardew, but thats what it is. Its a very good extreme grind stardew.

Theyll be buying a lot of replacement oil field equipment too

Oh god no, yeah suing them is stupid. Just chargeback. Thatll cause booking.com endless trouble in itself.

Charge back will have no fees, and theyre not going to come after you for the money legally as they know theyre in the wrong.

And in many countries defending against them if they do challenge the chargeback is also free, except for time.

Pants