Comment Re:Bullying the AI (Score 1) 63
Same thing happens with humans.
Same thing happens with humans.
It's worth figuring out what your threat model is. There probably are ways that some government agencies can get into iPhones or decrypt these messages, and they probably are collecting all the encrypted data in case quantum computers can decrypt it later.
But are they going to waste any of that on you? Unless you are a high value target for them, and unless they intend to avoid any judicial process where their capabilities might become public, they probably aren't going to use their best tools to help the local cops break into your phone.
It's not just CUDA itself. AMD has HIP, which is basically a clone of CUDA and works well. But that's just the core pieces, the compiler and runtime. Then there's the higher level libraries NVIDIA provides for special purposes: cuBLAS for linear algebra, cuSPARSE for sparse matrix operations, cuFFT for Fourier transforms, and so on. AMD has mostly managed to create clones of those too. But then there are all the even more specialized libraries NVIDIA has spent years creating. Look over the list to get a sense of just how many and how specialized they are. cuLitho for computational lithography. cuQuantum for quantum computing simulations. nvComp for compression and decompression. And on and on.
And that's just the ones created by NVIDIA. Then there are the thousands of libraries other people have written with CUDA. In principle they could be ported to HIP for AMD, Metal for Apple, and whatever framework Intel is asking people to use this week. But most of them won't be.
How many tons of CO2 have you personally generated over the last year by using AI assistants?
I'm serious. Do you know what the number is? Have you made any effort at all to find out, even just a ballpark estimate?
If not, did it ever occur to you that maybe you should try? Or do you think it's not your concern what harm you cause through your actions? Do you look forward to a future where only sociopaths are employable, and those who try to avoid hurting others get left behind?
Maybe you'll object that AI is no different from any other techology. You're wrong. It uses far more energy than most technologies, the energy use is growing far faster than any other technology, and much of it is being powered by the very dirtiest forms of energy. This article is a good place to start if you want to learn more about it.
Certainly no POSes who DGAF about anyone else like him
Virtually all vehicles now have a screen for a gauge cluster, except the most abject econoboxes. Nothing is less surprising than an EV having a screen for gauges.
"The only silver lining of Trump's demented Iran war is diesel hitting $6 per gallon and the sound of all those F150 tears."
150s don't run on diesel. Only Dodge has a half ton diesel pickup because only they have a mid sized diesel engine. Ford uses turbo gas motors for that market. Those are F250 and larger tears.
Most people don't know the difference between a SUV and a CUV, which is because the manufacturers deliberately created confusion on that point in order to sell vehicles consumers were rejecting. Most people don't know the difference between full frame and unibody either, they only know whether the vehicle crashes over bumps or not. It's irrelevant because it's irrelevant to the majority of buyers, who don't know shit about shit
"the Lightning was always a glorified grocery getter for people who didn't use a pickup for a work-use. It was suburban vehicle for those that didn't want to have an SUV. It was an upscale minivan that you could put plywood and crap in the back - if you didn't care about messing up your $70,000 truck. It was a great vehicle - but it wasn't a "Truck"."
Trucks are heavy vehicles. They're defined in the code as such. The lightning is a pickup. Like the lightning it was named after, it's not a great one in terms of maximum pickup ability. It's a lot more useful than the last one, though.
Memory fault -- core...uh...um...core... Oh dammit, I forget!