Have the comments here read the article? It's arguing that the CEOs themselves have spread the doomer narrative and are now being molotov'd as a result. The subject of the title is/includes Altman, hence the Altman cover photo. This was way way better than I expected of Gizmodo (bravo Gizmodo), warning us that execs are only toning down their AI dooming for self-protection.
Whatever happens, it feels like the AI executives have painted themselves into a corner. They’ve told everyone their product has the potential to destroy everything. They were the doomers, if we want to call it that, at least when it was convenient. And now we seem to be entering a different era where the same people who told us about the dangers of AI try to get us to look exclusively at what they claim are enormous benefits for society; so far, with little to show.
It seems to me like nobody bothered to measure how long it took to trigger, and those in the first two threads seem unaware that it is caused by uptime and not some other random thing
Multiple reports on Apple's community forums and open-source projects describe symptoms that match this bug precisely:
Apple Community #250867747: macOS Catalina — "New TCP connections can not establish." New connections enter SYN_SENT then immediately close. Existing connections unaffected. Only a reboot fixes it.
Apple Community #252991075: "Mac Pro TCP/IP stops working." TCP completely fails, but ping (ICMP) works normally.
Podman issue #12495: "podman machine network connectivity stalls after some uptime" on macOS 12. The VM running on macOS shows outbound TCP failure with ICMP still functional, occurring after running for multiple weeks.
science didn’t say it either. the first thing you learn in research class is you don’t trust pre-prints since they by definition have not been reviewed (like the academia equivalent of blog posts)
Those are five bugs the kernel maintainers have reviewed and decided to patch (the links are to the commits), not just five bug reports. I think that leans towards “they tested it” or at least “proofed the formal logic in their minds successfully”.
control what was bootable on the device at a firmware level, enforce signatures to ensure that you couldn’t boot something unrestricted, remove the ability to be root, and block LDPRELOAD so signals couldn’t be faked
VS Code is far from the best GDB GUI; in fact I would confidently say that everything about running and debugging in VS Code has been the biggest pain I have ever experienced. even with its recent decade of inattention from the community, Eclipse CDT is miles better than this thing. i’d wager that even Qt Creator is better than it
Anyways, JetBrains recently made CLion free for non-commercial, so that’s what you should use. it is obviously better than VS Code
Have the comments here read the article? It's arguing that the CEOs themselves have spread the doomer narrative and are now being molotov'd as a result. The subject of the title is/includes Altman, hence the Altman cover photo. This was way way better than I expected of Gizmodo (bravo Gizmodo), warning us that execs are only toning down their AI dooming for self-protection.
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