

You’re not going to scale on Forgejo, or at least Codeberg isn’t managing it. Since AI scrapping has become rampant they are struggling with availability.


You’re not going to scale on Forgejo, or at least Codeberg isn’t managing it. Since AI scrapping has become rampant they are struggling with availability.


Big silver?
Which most people don’t do.
Well if that’s possible, it doesn’t sound like a good basis for security.


The Ascention Islands are going to lose a lot of revenue.


Don’t believe it until the results are in.


The UK constitution is written. It’s just not in one document. In this case I think it comes from the civil war when the absolute powers of the crown were given to parliament.
Which is rather the point, there comes another act of parliament and more constitution is formed. What came before can’t stop that process. Even with a codified Constitution like the US one, there’s always a process of amendments which can change the previous versions. The fact that the US hasn’t had an amendment in a very long time is just a lack of political will.
So I think my question is a reasonable one. The founding fathers felt that the constitution should always be able to be changed, so wouldn’t state legislation also always be able to be modified by a future legislature?


In the UK constitution there are laws that state that no government may bind the hands of a future government and that a vote can always be superceded by another vote.
Does the US not have such laws?


5 years ago we were mid-pandemic. That’s a big knowledge gap.


The data is there, but it’s not in what those companies say. It’s in the books of the companies they have relationships with.
I do agree with your second statement though.


I’m not sure how much distillation and building on top of each others results is going on. I could see all the models freeze in development when the money leaves the segment.
A model frozen in the past has limited usefulness.


If you want it’s “knowledge” to be up to date, the training never ends.


Why wouldn’t you include training? Training is vital to their product.


They’re playing all kinds of games with the numbers right now. They’re trying to IPO so hiding costs under other headings outside the core business. Don’t trust what they openly state. It’s far worse.


I think you’re probably a couple of orders of magnitude too low.


I really hope not, because that’s how they steal money from working people with 401k plans.


They started it.


Just invest in the things that we actually need. Renewables for example.


Useful doesn’t mean profitable, sustainable or cost effective.
You’re not paying the real cost right now.
Nvidia bribe the UK for $250m