p_stuart82

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by p_stuart82 2mo ago
Does this catch intermittent fallback between requests?
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Meta AI glasses disable the camera if the capture LED is destroyed(9to5google.com)
3 points by p_stuart82 2mo ago|1 comments
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Bipartisan bill fails to protect consumers from datacenters' true costs(theguardian.com)
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Chemical accidents rise as Trump administration proposes weakening safety rules(insideclimatenews.org)
7 points by p_stuart82 2mo ago|0 comments
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Meta uses CXL to reuse old DDR4 and cut some inference fleets by 25%(theregister.com)
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A small hardware maker's 8GB of DRAM went from $35 to $300(cnbc.com)
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Netflix requires every user profile to be tied to unique email address(arstechnica.com)
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Linear elastic caching reduced Spanner's memory use by 15.5%(research.google)
2 points by p_stuart82 3mo ago|0 comments
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Linus calls sched_ext's file layout "disgusting"(phoronix.com)
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AutoJack: A single page can RCE the host running your AI agent(microsoft.com)
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Microsoft patches 0-day disclosed by researcher it feuded with(arstechnica.com)
3 points by p_stuart82 3mo ago|0 comments
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SK Hynix flooded with offers from Big Tech to secure memory chips(reuters.com)
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Grafana says stolen GitHub token allowed attackers to download its codebase(bleepingcomputer.com)
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FTC tells platforms to comply with Take It Down Act by May 19(ftc.gov)
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ExploitGym: Can AI agents turn bugs into exploits?(arxiv.org)
3 points by p_stuart82 4mo ago|0 comments
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AWS user gets $30K Claude bill after cost alert misses it(theregister.com)
8 points by p_stuart82 4mo ago|0 comments
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Hotel check-in system exposed 1M passports and driver's licenses(techcrunch.com)
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Tesla Wall Connector bootloader bypasses the firmware downgrade ratchet(synacktiv.com)
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126 Chrome extensions collected WhatsApp data through undisclosed servers(malext.io)
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Factorio syncs inputs, not a million objects [video](youtube.com)
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by p_stuart82 4mo ago
this feels closer to ATLAS/FFTW than a model runner. the generated kernel ages out, the tuning harness is the bit you actually want to keep.
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by p_stuart82 4mo ago
I think you kind of answered this in the post though. "I want somebody to have used the thing" is dogfooding. and it's probably the only quality signal left that can't be generated in 30 minutes.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
that's the loop though. if GPT does the screening, people learn to write for GPT. once that loop exists, why would the company selling the filter want it gone?
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
imo this is a pricing problem more than a cooling-design problem. datacenters get cheap clean water while locals pay for the pipes and grid upgrades.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
yeah and once the KPI is "how much AI did you use" instead of "what did you ship," the budget blowout writes itself. people will game the number.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
because Chrome lets sites probe "installed", and LinkedIn turns that into telemetry.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
Yep. They built the quote engine before they built the pricing page. "OpenClaw" in your git history is enough to kick you off quota and onto metered billing.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
somehow it's always the expensive path that works fine.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
yeah the airdrop part is not having to turn one phone into a hotspot first.
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by p_stuart82 5mo ago
Let the bot mess get bad enough, then charge users to prove they're human. That's the business model.

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