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"How will writers (or anyone else who creates anything that can be digitized, from movies to music to apps to journalism) make a living in an era in which digital content can be freely replicated?"
"Prompt injection occurs because an LLM cannot distinguish between the “system prompt” created by a developer and the rest of the context that is appended to the query."
Important caveat — from the abstract: "For both weather and climate, our approach offers orders of magnitude computational savings over conventional GCMs, although our model does not extrapolate to substantially different future climates."
"The miracle of Ingenuity is that all of these commercially bought, off-the-shelf components worked. Radiation didn't fry the Qualcomm computer. The brutal thermal cycles didn't destroy the battery's storage capacity. Likewise, the avionics, sensors, and cameras all survived despite not being procured with spaceflight-rated mandates."
Unrelated but see also 'stress' by Amos Waterland, an excellent workload generator to impose CPU, memory, I/O or disk stress on POSIX systems and report any errors that come up [1,2]. The tool unfortunately hasn't been maintained for some time, but it's being resurrected [2].
The paraphrase may be done by hand but my (naïf) sense it is not. You judge. The copy goes:
(Bloomberg) — Corewave, a cloud computing provider that is becoming one of the hottest startups in the artificial intelligence race, is exploring a minority stake sale that could value the company at $8, according to people with knowledge of the matter. billion or more. Case.
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A Corwave representative declined to comment.
Nvidia Corp. for CoreWeave data centers was an early adopter of graphics chips, getting ahead of the wave rolling through the technology. [...]
"When I came to Washington before World War II to head the electrical section of the Bureau of Ships, I found that one man was in charge of design, another of production, a third handled maintenance, while a fourth dealt with fiscal matters. The entire bureau operated that way. It didn’t make sense to me. Design problems showed up in production, production errors showed up in maintenance, and financial matters reached into all areas. I changed the system. I made one man responsible for his entire area of equipment—for design, production, maintenance, and contracting. If anything went wrong, I knew exactly at whom to point. I run my present organization on the same principle."
Probably among the worst planned "technical upgrades" ever (emphasis added):
"Coinbase will be conducting a scheduled technical systems upgrade starting Saturday, March 4 2023 on or around 8am PT. We expect this process to take up to 8 hours to complete, however this estimated time is subject to change.
During this scheduled downtime, trading, transfers, and access to funds on Coinbase.com (Simple and Advanced Trade) and our mobile app [will be unavailable? [sic]]. In addition, any recurring buys will be delayed until the system upgrade is complete. However, you will still be able to access your account during this downtime. Upon completion of the initial technical systems upgrade, we will progressively re-enable trading."
"The Google of the early 2000s, globe-spanning and yet delighting in esoterica, was on its way to becoming a historic framework, Standard Oil crossed with Bell Labs. Not only that, it was crazy, starry-eyed: It was an asylum by and for the lunatics, a padded room big enough to hold the world."
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