Comment If you come up with a slogan (Score 1) 550
Ronald Reagan was an absolute piece of shit but he knew politics and he said it best, when you're explaining you're losing.
When editing Qwen, Astra actually wrote and used a Python program to do the dirty work and required some trial and error. This is something humans are already doing; it just doesn't receive much publicity. Raw reading and writing was only done in other parts of the paper, for smaller tasks like detecting the purpose of a game-playing network and correcting a simple vehicle control feedback loop. Though the Qwen edit was successful (after some 50 tests), a similar edit on a smaller Gemma network to remove sycophancy wasn't.
See summary on honnibal.dev for a breakdown.
Can't we define the timezone as a UTC offset? I thought WIndows, macOS and Linux all allowed that?
On Linux in this case you can use the Etc/GMT+5 timezone (note the POSIX inversion is not a typo), which is a permanent UTC-5 with no DST changes.
I remember this from the Western Australia DST trial, Linux was easy, if there wasn't a patch you could edit the TZ file (cant remember exactly what it was called). MS had a patch for Windows, the problem child was OSX which didn't issue a patch until DST was over. We had to set those to Osaka time to get them to connect to the network. One of the many reasons I have expunged any record of Mac support or knowledge from my resume (and drink heavily to forget).
So Vizio has a secret handshake deal with Xfinity. I wouldn't be surprised if they have such a deal with cellular carriers as well.
You're just not safe unless you are on a desert island. Then Starlink flies over
Yep, and with the amount of WiFi access points doubling as mobile phone repeaters these days it'll be relatively easy to get access to a network by making a deal with telephony providers. No need to hope for an unsecured network.
Do not underestimate the value of print statements for debugging.