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> All of those where proven harmless for LLM inference.

Could you share link(s) to those proof(s)?


Yup, the tests already compare to a CPU hugginsface implementation, but I'm working on making running and verifying the results of those tests easier and more available. Also, working on fixing those bugs and make the code more reliable now that the underling hardware has been saturated (memory bound)


What is the "era of ostriches"? Is that a reference to some meme? Would someone explain the meaning?

ostriches hiding their heads in the dirt to escape danger is a common allusion for someone or something irrationally ignoring real looming danger and just denies the existence of the danger instead

in this case it would be organizations refusing to adapt more rigorous quality tooling alongside the rate of release, similar to the footgun allusion


as a fun sidenote, it does look like the ostrich sticking its head in the sand was a mistaken inference by the Romans and in actuality they do that to build and maintain their underground nests

https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/did-you-know/ostriches-do-...


I believe they are saying that forbidding AI-generated bugs means you don’t find out about security bugs, but they’re still out there.

Compensated by the cost for companies selling those things increasing, pushing them to move markets or close down as they struggle to stay afloat.

And the ripples don't stop there.


You're arguing that shrinking demand causes cost increases?

Think more platonic hanging out. Hiking, game night, grabbing a drink.

> It also sounds like "many of" these devices will be supported but not by updating ChromeOS, instead by sidegrading to Googlebook OS.

FTFY


This was already the case, at least for the last few decades.


> Proficiency in counting Rs and proficiency in writing code that counts Rs are different and you can fail one and excel at the other it turns out.

That is not the argument. Emphasis added:

> > They matter when implementing the business logic of the application, when writing tests for a character counting function, etc.


They write tests for it fine too, they actually work even better when you force them to.

Mind sharing your model choice and approach if you can’t get them to successfully test for counting the letters.


Those are all active.

Also: Tor Browser, Konform Browser, Mullvad Browser


Respect for saying it as it is.


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