Comment Re:Legislating functionality (Score 1) 152
Even if it's not really old yet as such, you can pretty much count on being able to run a car for at least 20 years unless the manufacturer goes out of business.
Even if it's not really old yet as such, you can pretty much count on being able to run a car for at least 20 years unless the manufacturer goes out of business.
Recent news leaks have suggested that Nvidia has stopped manufacturing the 5090 and are using those GB202 chips only for their PRO line of models instead. For pricing reasons, the 5090 has really stopped being a consumer level GPU anyway. It's now used primarity for workstation use for use cases where you need a beefy GPU but 32Gb of VRAM is enough, which is what Nvidia wants to stop apparently by making businesses buy the PRO models instad.
The next step up in GPU power (not counting VRAM) in Nvidia's lineup is the RTX Pro 6000 which costs like 3x as much even at today's inflated 5090 prices. It uses the same GB202 chip but with all cores unlocked.
If these leaks are true, and the 5090 is in fact no longer being manufactured, that menas the top consumer level GPU available from Nvidia is in fact the 5080 (which is slower than the 4090), and Nvidia may release a 5080 Super with 24Gb of VRAM to compensate, by switching the 2Gb VRAM chips to 3Gb chips. That certainly will mean more price increases, so we may be looking at the updated 5080 at $2k and the 5070TI slowly creeping up towards $1.5k.
It's a pretty bleak outlook for gamers, but also a lousy situation for users and small businesses who want to run local LLM models without breaking the bank.
I think they are referring to "we used Rust to ensure memory safety first"
Well it aims to please after all.
Of course AI chatbots are spreading misinformation; that is their entire function.
"Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity, error, or ignorance."
In this case there is a simpler explanation: 1) There is misinformation on the Internet, 2) AI models are trained with huge masses of text indiscriminately scraped off the Internet 3) AI models are therefore trained on misinformation and will sometimes pass this on to their users.
What is The gulf's plan to sell it's oil?
Ask America to save them
You failed to notice that they had no problems selling their oil until America went and royally screwed things up, lost a war and is now unwilling to do anything else about it that turn it into another forever war with no resolution in sight?
At this point Europe's plan is to defend itself, because America first proved that it won't and now it has further proved that it can't. It just takes time for most European states to build up their armies to something more than support companies for the US (which is what the US wanted them to become in the first place).
Woosh! and get a life and all that.
Google "trans suicide rates" to find out.
So you recommend that postpone doing something about it until it's too late? Gotcha.
Trump was born in 1946 which makes him a postwar child, which makes him an early boomer.
Oh the Earth will be fine. But the mass extinction event this will cause may end up taking human civilisation with it. I'm waiting for a future Canada building a wall on their southern border to keep all the American refugees out.
Maybe because it was?
I also find that I find more and more channels on Youtube where a human is reading what sounds like an AI assisted script, as it's full of these same AI-isms. It's annoying when everyone starts sounding the same even when they are reading from a script.
There is likely to be an 11a variant, but yeah..
People are paying for this, but usually not for malware.
Maybe, but the 5G reception on my phone got better after I got vaccinated.
"Well I don't see why I have to make one man miserable when I can make so many men happy." -- Ellyn Mustard, about marriage