If someone really wants to use their servers to do ai shit, they could spoof being a Linux or Windows client instead of the android one. There’s no difference at all.
I’m assuming Linux, windows and MacOS builds verify the signature to make sure the executable isn’t tampered. The same can be done on Android without needing to use draconian verification apis
Me too, I just saw the empty spaces reserved for the ads
Meta: what do the website mean with “I’m out of free articles” when there’s an ad break every single sentence?
He updated the video a few hours ago saying that some genius accomplished that
Disclaimer: I didn’t actually watch the video, only saw the thumbnail on my feed
The GPUs they’re using don’t have video output, take the energy of a furnace and are fanless (rely on the high air flow of a very noisy server rack). And they’re not using a standard pcie connector.
The CPUs are the same, big like a smartphone, require a massive cooler and a massive motherboard
Motherboards are difficult to repurpose as they require two massive processors
RAM is registered ecc and thanks to Intel almost no consumer hardware supports that.
SSDs maybe we can buy a cheap pcie adapter on AliExpress, but the data lines on a consumer processor are not too many so you can realistically put 1-2 in your PC, not dozens like the old SAS server drives. And also they’re toasty as they assume the case is giving high air flow
so, train the computer vision model for a gun and train again for a shotgun. Run the two detection models at the same time.
Your approach is the typical “but if you really want you can use an atomic bomb to kill mosquitoes” - yes, you could do that, but nobody is paying $1 mil/year in inference costs (+some expensively licensed software to wrap around that) when it can be done locally with a $300 GPU (+ some expensively licensed software to wrap around that)
Using a LLM for detecting a specific object on an image is possible but stupid: if your object is always the same (like in this case) it’s several orders of magnitude cheaper to train once on that specific object then use the computer vision model running directly on the local server that’s recording the video.
Otherwise:
Use cases for LLM-based image recognition is if the object changes at every request or it’s ultra specific with brands and colors
They donate to actual research or to corrupt organizations like Susan g Komen that uses 85% of the funds for overhead and only a tiny 15% for research?
It’s not useful to donate for the board of millionaires to have lavish parties in exotic islands with the excuse of having “business meetings”
I tried to scroll his “truth” profile but after ten minutes I still was at “1 day ago” and I couldn’t bear the amount of shit to continue
A true dedicated shitposter
Most of those trillions are unrealized gains based on completely unrealistic valuation in “trust me bro” style
Like Tesla being worth more than all the western car manufacturers combined or xai being “worth” billions even if it’s losing billions every year.
The second he dumps those stocks, the house of cards would crash almost immediately
but the trickle down economics is good!
think to all the stuff that we cant do with the taxes that he doesnt pay
A helpful notification lets you know when it’s time to empty the crumb tray
Totally worth
If I understood right, Clemens tönnies is the uncle, deeply involved in the slaughtering and with the racism controversies. A real asshole. Clemens tönnies Junior is the one funding the software and he sold all the shares of the slaughtering company to his brother a decade ago. Maybe a better person?
Exactly, I could understand it on the huge subreddits with one question per minute, but here is so silent…
Plus, as a user, when a mod deletes a post that I took over ten minutes to write, I go “fuck It” and stop contributing altogether (this also includes replying to other posts)
Wow a lot of those mod-deleted posts were very interesting for me
What does this accomplish?
In the USA it’s easier to buy an ar-15 than configuring a multi material 3d printer to print a fidget spinner
And btw if someone really needs to 3d print a weapon they would CNC a receiver from a metal block using a $500 AliExpress contraption rather than making a single use plastic thingy that will probably amputate your fingers at first shot
It is actually better in rendering Microsoft office files with weird layouts
Also it integrates wonderfully in nextcloud, it’s like Google docs (auto save, history, collaborative editing)
Despite the name, OnlyOffice has no connection with LibreOffice’s ancestor, the Apache Foundation’s OnlyOffice
It pisses me off when tech journalists don’t bother to double check with a simple web search. Don’t even need to actually search, just type in the search bar “apache foundation o” and it autocompletes in “apache foundation OpenOffice”
Once it got the source of “truth” from the web search (they scrape the first few results, meaning some black hat with SEO can let them believe anything), it’s impossibile to let it change opinion
But the first answer is almost always a lie, because it costs money to actually search and scrape so they penny pinch and give a false but convincing information
there are literally zero persons in the world that: