I mean, you can simply define something differently than the last 50 years of researchers in computer science. It’s just not going to make a difference.

JavaOS

No 16 gigs is ok for an LLM

On your gpu

I’ve developed “AI” using prolog.

No machine learning, you’re still solving problems using logical reasoning and deduction that’s not intuitively obvious for humans.

Machine learning isn’t the only form of AI.

May I interest you in firefly III?

Epic games is retarded.

I bought rdr when it releases in PC there, and oh wonder the pic port wasn’t good at the beginning.

Tried to get it to run for the hours, including the launcher update and stuff like that.

No luck, and no refund because I “played” for now than two hours…

So if I use your toothbrush to clean my asshole it’s fine cuz it’s still there right?

Nah, automatic are common.

The reasoning is, if you know how to drive manual you also know how to drive automatic, but not vice versa.

From what I understand you obfuscate the port in order to limit the amount of incoming attacks. But then fail2ban would be a much more effective tool.

The disinterested aspect you described is the actual problem. Because it’s based on the assumption your port won’t be found, but it definitely will, and as soon as that happens you’ll end up in a database such as shodan and the entire effect is GONE.

Obfuscation is not security, changing the port doesn’t increase your security

Asking logical questions in a thread about a conspiracy theory? We don’t do that here.

I mean, the analogy doesn’t even work.

Just because I can only rent a car and not buy it, doesn’t mean it would be fine to smash the window and steal it instead.

It’s not overrated.

Using the “Mistral instruct” model to select your food in the canteen works like a charm.

Just provide it with the daily option, tell it to select one main-, side dish and a dessert and explain the selection. Never let me down. Consistently selects the healthier option that still tastes good.

Every charging cycle ages the battery but worrying about it really isn’t worth the hassle.

So why not ask, “hey you want to share some telemetry to help us improve the product” then?

It’s what all reputable companies or projects, I am aware of, do.

Well blocking these calls obviously inflates the numbers due to retries.

No they didn’t. It’s never been an issue. Just don’t evaporate all water and use a new batch of salt water before the previous one gets saturated. Availability of salt water usually isn’t the issue.

Nothing about this is “new”.

Evaporating water and catching it has been the way to produce fresh water since, like ever. But it’s slow, and prone to bacteria.

As a full stack developer I switched to a different company with about 30% less pay but 50% more creative freedom.

Best decision of my life.