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I'd appreciate it if everyone could just stop burning fossil fuels, please. Thank you for your cooperation.

  • Those are the GPUs they were selling — and a whole lot of people were buying — until about five years ago. Not something you'd expect to suddenly be unsupported. I guess Nvidia must be going broke or something, they can't even afford to maintain their driver software any more.

  • ... but it helps.

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  • LLMs don't know much about any people other than authors and fictional characters. Well, until quite recently at least: The next model will know the most intimate thoughts of millions of AI-obsessed humans.

  • Works for the anglerfish I guess.

  • Wrong number of buttons on the captain's chair.

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  • Yes, that is the novel usage of the word I'm complaining about. It was not common 30 years ago.

  • Lucky for us that scientists have since discovered so many new sources of news to keep us busy.

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  • Things must be getting pretty desperate in Russia. But I continue to have a suspicion that this trend of calling teenagers "children" in English is unintentionally erasing the whole concept of childhood. That they're not children doesn't make 16-year-olds getting pushed by their parents into arranged marriages any less horrifying.

  • Because it was there.

  • How? Just use your imagination. For a more healthy and meaningful relationship, consider forming a close personal friendship with your favourite houseplant instead.

  • Fair enough — I don't really relate to the concept, sorry for intruding with my stupid comment.

  • Hey random Internet strangers, do you ever feel like joining a terrorist group? How do you deal with the urge to plant bombs in hospitals? Or do you just go ahead with it? Help me out, share your experiences.

  • One of the things I immediately liked about cargo is that (so far as I've seen thus far) the source is already there, without vendoring, in ~/.cargo/registry. In Debian, to get the source it's apt-get source $package and as an end user it's super easy to build things from those source packages if you want to.

  • Yeah, the personal risk doesn't worry me as much as the idea that it might eventually get to be as bad as npm.

  • I did not mean to suggest that crates.io is "bad". It's obviously quite useful. It's just that I would like it better if there were some kind of systematic review of newly submitted packages by someone other than their authors, and I would like rust better if its standard library included a random number generator.

    I would suggest that Debian is quite good, and is indeed something special, but that's another story.

  • Trusting an organization because it has a long track record of being trustworthy is "invalid"? You guys are pretty weird.

  • I got the compiler and whatever comes with it from the debian package manager, which has existed for much longer than has crates.io and has had fewer malicious packages get into it.

  • Probably at least 10-15% of the time.

  • What's the minimum recommend amount, like 500 megabits?