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Comment Re:Hear Hear! (Score 1) 5

How do we get this legit complaint in front of more eyes?

I say this often, but honestly when was the last time any new code was written here? Stuff breaks over time but it has been years since anything was added or updated. We all know that of course Unicode is over 20 years past its promised rollout (beating even Duke Nukem Forever in terms of development hell cycle), but really it seems unlikely that there are any software developers left working for this site. I'm not sure there are any full time employees at Slashdot at all anymore.

In other words you can put the complaint in front of more eyes but it won't find any more eyes that can do anything about it.

Comment Re:Computational Demand (Score 1) 67

The demand is real... whether they can scale the workload down to actually make money remains to be seen.

Realistically, they simply need to increase the price which solves the over-subscription problem and expense problem.

Long term there are major benefits to society if they can drive down the cost of energy, cooling, and computational infrastructure to support democratized access to LLMs and diffusion models without bankrupting providers.

At best, that is wishful thinking.

I would just settle for a decent search engine that didn't require me to go to page 3 of search results (and forcing me to verify that I'm a human for daring to click to page 2 of the search)

Welcome to the shiternet. Fuck you because they have you by the balls.

Comment Re:Bullshit. (Score 1) 117

plastic bottle has a raised or imprinted RIC, so they would need to run a separate manufacturing line just for bottles being sold in California.

Where did you get that idea? The issue isn't stuff at the bottom of a bottle, it's what's on the label.

Doesn't that sound at least a little bit silly?

Your argument is what is silly because nobody has complained about the plastic identifier under the bottle. This is all about what's printed on the labels.

Comment Re:So... (Score 1) 24

His hands off approach of what is potentially the most dangerous technology since the Nuke, was wrong? Huh... Who knew? ;-D

This "change of direction" probably has more to do with Trump and Co. being able to wet their beaks.

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