We’re hitting logarithmic scaling with the model trainings. GPT-5 is going to cost 10x more than GPT-4 to train, but are people going to pay $200 / month for the gpt-5 subscription?

it’s all just curling some jsons and slapping some paint and shit on top of that.

Doing lines in the bathroom is also more fun at the office with your fellow salesmen compared to alone in your home.

my password is just 20 gigabytes of poop emojis.

even a 5600 would be a massive leap for about $100. Add something like a used 6600XT or a 3060 and you’ll be back at current gen gaming at around $300€ total.

if you pay for a thing it’s pretty hard to avoid giving a cut to amazon these days.

cat pipeing is safer though.

foobar > file and your file is gone.

k8s

I admit that I work faster with AI help and if people get more stuff done in less time there might be less billable hours in the future for us. But AI did not replace me, a 10 times cheaper dude from India did.

I had the intention of reinstalling my windows because it was like from back when win10 was new and the winsxs folder was so big that a 100GB partition was not enough for just windows with all the 3rd party programs installed on another partition… but I noticed that all my games run on Linux so I ended up wiping the 100GB nvme windows partition and moving my dual boot Linux there. I’ve been without windows for a couple of months now and I haven’t really missed it.

but how can the chips reach the advertised performance while being undervolted? especially damaged chips.

gamescope

And they’re still somehow generating twice the revenue with Xeons vs. what AMD does with EPYCs. Who keeps buying all these Xeons!?

Intel are on top?

That’s not ISO-8601 / RFC 3339.

I guess some people just don’t bother to research. My brother built a high budget system last year and when I recommended a 7800X3D, he was all “really? an AMD? doesn’t Intel have something better?”

is the non physical cloud in the room right now?

You can definitely hammer a screw, but why would you?

my man

Why is bandwidth so important? The M2 is about half as fast as a DDR4 era x86 desktop processor with half the memory bandwidth.