just_another_person

A lot of people probably are, or figuring out how to do so.

Because MiniDisc got it right, and Sony refused to open source the tech.

I'm not obeying shit. I'm saying the writing here is practically fanfiction.

The entire government is now under control of a guy who has been completely absolved from any prosecution. He could literally publicly execute Biden on his first day in office and not face any consequences.

His cabinet choices all plan to dismantle our government agencies.

The only other normal channels that people will have to fight back will be dissolved, and Elon Musk will fire everyone associated with that for sure.

Matt Gaetz is up for AG, and will totally use and abuse the legal system for whatever Trump wants.

This is EXACTLY how modern dictatorships gets built, brick by fuckin brick, you idiot.

What in the fuck are you talking about?

Well, Kelly. Your writeup assumes there are safeguards in place to allow every step of what you're discussing. Those are gone now.

I really fucking wish people would get off this train of doing these long thought experiments of how things work when literally everything you can rely on as previously working systems are fucking being threatened, and are not expected to work.

Elon Musk is a glorified Lamprey.

You gave him an opportunity, and he's going to exploit every means he has available to stay attached.

Fucking idiots, all of these people.

This fucking timeline...

Need logs to be able to tell you much. Get some output from dmesg after it happens, but before a reboot. Syslogs couldn't hurt. Maybe setting up a metrics exporter to another machine could give you a peek into what is happening with resources.

Also give some details about OS and what you're running on it.

All it would take is one hand recount with a difference of a few percentage points to really kick off a movement to confirm there weren't issues. It's does still seem so far there are unaccounted for votes still, but haven't seen any definitive complaints about changed or altered votes.

Done.

Two different problems.

The scaling issue is more about having a product companies can sell with fast turnaround times on requests at a reasonable price. There's a brick wall on that.

The work in this write up is about accuracy over speed. Maybe accuracy is the wrong word, but it's meant to allow for tuning the NN to give more predictable and repeatable results at the expense of speed.

Pray.

These people seem to be good at finding all the cracks in the system like roaches.

They are a TRILLION DOLLAR company. They aren't flinching.