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That 2% of performance we got for not having bounds checks on by default, resulting in an endless march of memory safety violations is looking a lot less appeal
by titzer 12d ago
That 2% of performance we got for not having bounds checks on by default, resulting in an endless march of memory safety violations is looking a lot less appealing.
- isomorphic 12d agoWe're still doing it! You've just described the AI labs: They'll trade safety / alignment for +1~2% of any positive metric, any day of the week. The "ethical" employees will think they'll solve the problem later. The unethical ones won't be encumbered by such thoughts in the first place.