The climate thing itself is a giant oligarchy influenced manipulative game play. This nation is built on capital. Capital by its nature looks to dominate humanity and freewill.
The treacherous twists to turn a noble pursuit into a way for developed nations to continue dominate developing nations is beyond the space of this comment, but you can see that clearly over the history: Caesar Hitler Mao Trump Xi etc.
We people have truly never been able to wield the power ourselves.
I think the article is exactly opposite in what people should be doing.
My advice: avoid positive echo chamber, unless they reveal genuine behind-scene facts.
Negativity is never a problem, people routinely sacrifice a lot for meaningful objective and reasonable leaders. When they turn negative, it's primarily there isn't a positive feedback loop in the environment.
But what's really happening now is that people are instinctively sugar-coating their meaningless job to lure outsiders for their own ego or whatever.
Just because borgcfg is painful (?) and YAML is a better option for the public, doesn't mean we can't continue and improve on YAML with more limited expression syntax. Terraform/HCL is often annoying because it doesn't give users tools like easy function declarations for re-use. You get one re-use abstraction: create a module, which is heavy-weight - needs a new directory, "provider version" declarations, a lot of boilerplate per input and output. In return this means the amount of creative shenanigans one needs to understand is typically pretty low.
I've spent many, many, many years working with YAML at $DAYJOB. YAML is just a really bad choice for configuration files that are longer than a handful of lines.
The fact that YAML encourages you to never put double-quotes around strings means that (based on my experience at $DAYJOB) one gets turbofucked by YAML mangling input by converting something that was intended to be a string into another datatype at least once a year. On top of that, the whitespace-sensitive mode makes long documents extremely easy to get lost in, and hard to figure out how to correctly edit. On top of that, the fact that the default mode of operation for every YAML parser I'm aware of emits YAML in the whitespace-sensitive mode means that approximately zero of the YAML you will ever encounter is written in the (more sane) whitespace-insensitive mode. [0]
It may be that bcl is even worse than YAML. I don't know, as I've never worked with bcl. YAML might be manna from heaven in comparison... but that doesn't mean that it's actually good.
[0] And adding to the mess is the fact that there are certain constructions (like '|') that you can't use in the whitespace-insensitive mode... so some config files simply can't be straightforwardly expressed in the other mode. "Good" job there, YAML standard authors.
"General purpose CPUs are going to stay to become the little brain that orchestrates GPUs."
If that was going to happen, it would have happened.
CPUs are genuinely good at what they do, and "what they do" is a lot of tasks that GPUs are actually terrible at. If all we had were GPUs in the world and someone invented a CPU, we'd hail them as a genius. A lot of people seem to think that GPUs are just "better", just ambiently better at everything, but that's lightyears from the truth. They are quite spectacularly terrible at a lot of very common tasks. There's many very good reasons that GPUs are still treated as accelerators for the CPUs and not vice versa.
I'm thinking more like pseudointellect over serial to attach a $3 esp32 to. Since it's basically tokens in, tokens out, let's just cut the unnecessary parts out. It's like querying the cloud models, except it's your silicon you personally soldered to the esp so nobody will break your home assistant with a system prompt update or a fine tuning run.
I am confused why people still claim diffusion rule or any form of tech embargos work at all. Isnt it clear that tech cannot be contained. If China cannot invent, they'll steal (actually, anyone will do that).
The key is to build a system that everyone more or less consider themselves better off than any alternative.
I think this is a great time to build personal knowledge base!
LLMs are the missing piece that everyone has been desperately need to have the knowledge base come to life, instead of as a glorified key word search engine
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The climate thing itself is a giant oligarchy influenced manipulative game play. This nation is built on capital. Capital by its nature looks to dominate humanity and freewill.
The treacherous twists to turn a noble pursuit into a way for developed nations to continue dominate developing nations is beyond the space of this comment, but you can see that clearly over the history: Caesar Hitler Mao Trump Xi etc.
We people have truly never been able to wield the power ourselves.
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