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Comment Re:Communications overhead? (Score 1) 9

You link them via TB RDMA, and yes, the bandwidth is considerably slower, obviously, than inter-DRAM bandwidths- however, that's ok.
For tensor-level parallelism, you're only recombining the activations, not the weights, so the required bandwidth is far less.

I use TB RDMA to connect 2 MBPs currently for this purpose.
As for speed, the link is ~80Gbps (minus overhead). It's significantly better than realistic network connections, and critically, it's DMA- it's DRAM-to-DRAM transfers.

Comment Re:So the AI can find the flaws . . . (Score 1) 63

No, it's complex as well. It's well benchmarked. AI produces code of much higher cyclomatic complexity than humans do.
Being you used quotes, I'm guessing you're not actually educated in compsci- which is fine- but.... why are you trying to correct someone if that's the case?

Comment Re:Two more years (Score 1) 101

Ilhan Omar’s widely published birth date of October 4, 1981 means she turned 18 in 1999 and 19 in 2000, and therefore, was ineligible to gain citizenship by derivation.

None of which is legally an adequate reason to remove someone's citizenship two decades or more later. Filing the wrong form would be considered a minor clerical error. It should have been rejected at the time, and she should have had to file the correct form at the time, but once citizenship is granted, that's moot.

There is a general presumption in the law that citizenship cannot be revoked unless all of the following criteria are true:

  • That person misrepresented or concealed something
  • The misrepresentation or concealment was willful
  • The misrepresentation or concealment was material to the decision to grant citizenship

None of those apply, much less all of them. Omar did not misrepresent anything; her father did. The misrepresentation was probably not willful. See also the comments above about birth records in Somalia. And being born a year earlier is not material to the decision to grant citizenship. It is only material to whether that specific form would have been accepted or a different form would have been needed.

So absent some significant evidence that something else was omitted as a side effect of using the wrong form (which is incredibly unlikely), this would be a clerical error, subject to possible civil penalties against the father, were he still alive, and that's about it.

This isn't just a little bit short of the threshold required for removing citizenship. This is so far from reaching the threshold that even the most conservative immigration judge in the country would laugh in their faces for even making the attempt, and probably hit them with contempt charges for wasting the court's time.

Comment I don't really have anything interesting to say... (Score 2) 22

about Uber itself here. But as some minor trivia about Manchester: the "Man" comes from "Mamm", meaning "breast", referencing a small breast-shaped hill that used to be located in what's now the Castlewood district (it's since been lost).

The name of the city basically means "Tit Fort".

Comment Re:Hmmm (Score 1) 99

The code really is trash, man.
I've watched more and more people become ok with that, and maybe we all just should... but I don't get why we gaslight ourselves into thinking it's anything but shit-tastic slop. Ya, it gets the job done, a lot of the time, but absurd error rates (just watch the mistakes the fucking thing has to fix in the build process), and at 2-3x the amount of code it should have taken, with ~150% more errors per line.
Let it work too long on a codebase, and the code erosion becomes unmanageable even to the LLM.
The final sip of kool-aid is to tell yourself that it's ok, GPT 7 will be able to handle GPT 6's slop.

Comment Re:Not impressive at all. (Score 1) 99

Ya, same- not trying to engage in apologetics for the monopoly in the room, but seriously Epic- Physician, heal thyself.
Steam is whatever. It runs, and it gives me no problems. That's not a tacit approval of the problems with the ecosystem of digitally delivered software and platforms in genearl, but Steam gives me no problems in that otherwise shittastic arena.
Now Epic? Their store is the *only* store I have ever uninstalled, because it was such a gigantic pile of shit. The rest mind their own business down in the tray- Epic was a cancer that provided nothing but pure frustration in the guise of a launcher for their games every time I clicked it. It was worth it to me to stop playing their games just to never open that fucking launcher again.

Comparing yourself against Steam... is seriously missing teh fucking plot. I'd compare yourself to Microsoft Store before you got that bold.

Comment Re:do you even know USA won WW2? (Score 1) 107

Thanks for admitting it.

Admitting it? Admitting what?
I would have thought it could be inferred by a person of reasonable intelligence.
If I had seen such evidence, I wouldn't have asked the question, after all.

Palestine thanks you for your support.

What part of it?
My take on Palestine is pretty simple, I think.
Both the Jews and Arabs there have scientifically verified blood ties to the original Canaanite population of the area. The land is both of theirs.
Ethnic cleansing on the part of either of them should be condemned and stopped by the rest of the world.
I'd drop a UN peace keeping force in there and shoot anyone who tries to cross the UN partition lines from either direction.

Who are the problem with Western Civilization? The ones who built it, or the ones who only want to tear it down? I guess we'll never know.

While there are *definitely* those who want to tear down Western Civilization, I don't think "3rd worlders" is synonymous with those groups.

Comment Re:Bosses' folly (Score 1) 107

What if it's 3rd worlders?

You already made that assertion, so I'm not sure why you're re-stating it.
The point of my question, is what if you're wrong? What if it's you?

I see no evidence that "3rd worlders" are the toxic incompatibility. I see you regressive degenerates as the existential risk to our way of life.
I'd ask you why you assume it's not you, but I know why. You and your ilk never think you're the problem, even when it takes half the world's military might to take you out.

Comment Re:uh bro (Score 3, Informative) 54

When the US was attacked, we sent our children to die in one of your foreign wars.

When WE were attacked, the largest war in the continent since World War II, you abandoned us - even witholding things that cost you *literally nothing*, like intel to help intercept drones and missiles targeting civilians - and switched to instead threatening to attack us as well, helping pick us apart piece by piece.

  Do not act surprised when you get seen as duplicitous snakes and we take action to separate ourselves from your levers of pressure.

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