Hm, yeah I don’t see any way of arguing that Microsoft wasn’t wildly negligent in this case. They’re the ones that positioned themselves as the vanguard of secure boot and they made it clear during the windows 11 TPM fiasco that they’re fine leaving hardware behind, so how are they not in control of vending and checking their own certs?
You don’t need an Internet connection to have a control system keep temperature around a setpoint, though. That’s usually handled by a lower level circuit that will continue to operate in the case that the high level interface is not responding.
Observability is nice, but you don’t need to expose controls to do this, you could just have a Prometheus endpoint.
I suspect it’s because the manufacturer is trying to sell RaaS (refrigeration as a service) and to ensure they get their monthly dues, they “offer remote maintenance and monitoring” or something.
Nit: it doesn’t beg the question (a logical fallacy also known as tautology), it raises it.
But yeah, is it really that helpful to network something you only want to set one time?
What a bizarre company. Also:
However, Boom CEO Scholl also acknowledged the recent loss of a $1.25 billion deal that would have seen data center developer Crusoe purchase 29 of Boom’s gas turbines, in a post on the social media platform X on September 25. Crusoe has been involved in building Texas data centers for Oracle, Google and Microsoft that draw upon various power sources including natural gas and renewables.
Scholl said Boom “will be delivering about 250MW of Superpowers next year to other sites” but did not specify the AI data center customers that may be using the gas turbines.
Each one of these turbines supposedly delivers 42MW, so after losing this deal, the company is on track to deliver about 6 of them next year. Now that’s what I call “losing a customer”!
Ok, but a large number of people do care what the Pope says, so it’s news that he’s weighing in.
Exactly. The only reason corporations stopped dumping cadmium in the water is because they were forced to under threat of prosecution.
I don’t think it proves anything, and I don’t think it even set out to prove anything. I think it is trying to establish bounds on the problem by distinguishing between intelligence and consciousness.
But if you’re specifically interrogating my comment, the answer is pretty simple: an LLM mimics intelligence, but not consciousness; a fruit fly is conscious but not intelligent, and achieves this without an inner monologue.
If we wanted to compare LLMs to actual intelligence, we might say it’s like the voice in your head. It doesn’t solve math problems, or express emotions as art, or plan your motion to climb a ladder; it merely surfaces these things in a way that is observable across your conscious mind and communicable to others.
Some people don’t know that their consciousness is more complicated than a linear thread of words, so the idea that some other linear thread of words might be conscious is sincerely plausible to them.
Y’don’t raise broncos, you find 'em! This man’s an imposter!
Howdy howdy.
W after W from MapQuest.
I mean, I think this is a particularly intriguing case because I’ve never seen Meta so closely connected to an attempted assassination. If you know of other cases I’d be interested to see them!
Holy shit. Meta, what the fuck have you gotten into?
Oh my god, I cringed so hard I’m gonna need physical therapy. I wonder if he felt good about that encounter walking away.
It’s worse than most realize. When I went to Guangdong 10 years ago, I expected to meet fabricators and technicians making our products, but I instead met engineers probing our customers and capabilities.
That company has since been acquired for pennies on the dollar by Google, to the surprise of no one.
This goofy bitch’s ousting is a footnote in the grand scheme. It’ll probably be a chip on her shoulder for the rest of her life.