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I expect that many large, deep-pocketed organizations will be suing CrowdStrike for damages. This could easily force them into bankruptcy. While the cases are proceeding, it will affect the share price, thereby punishing the shareholders (including the CEO and other officers).It will also make any potential purchasers of the company think twice, so bailing out will become more difficult.
On the consumer level, the best punishment would be organizations migrating to other security providers.
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But the rock still has to be sent back to Earth for extensive testing. "Are physical forces alone at work there, or has evolution begotten something more complex, something not unakin to what we know on Earth as life?"
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Article wrote: But the rock still has to be sent back to Earth for extensive testing.
hehehe[^]
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The service is a temporary prototype limited to 10,000 testers for now. Find all the stuff it can imagine
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Find all the stuff it can imagine regurgitate
FTFY
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Following licensing changes, 86% of users head for the door. Coincidence? Amazing what happens when you try to squeeze your customers dry
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Where's Captain Obvious when you need him?
Obviously unavailable.
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I’m begging you for the benefit of everyone, don’t be STUPID.
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Article wrote: 86% of users head for the door
I am gladly surprised.
Looking at other news and how the world goes today, I would have expected less common sense
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I’m going to tease apart the difference between clean code, as described in Uncle Bob’s book, and clean code, a generic term of praise used in engineering contexts for decades. Sanitized code?
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Clean code is for me only relevant for us, the people.
Doing benchmarks to test performance of "clean" code is not correct, that is efficience not cleanliness
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The achievement is noteworthy because AI systems don't usually fare well with complex math challenges. It did so well because of all the extra toes it added to itself
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Article wrote: AI systems don't usually fare well with complex math challenges.
I do not think the maths are the problem, but the description of the exercise.
A good spec is 25% (or more) of the work.
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OpenAI might need another round of funding to remain afloat. Are they using their AI to do their finances?
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Because people read the Shock study above about how well AI is improving everyone's productivity?
Kent, don't you wish you could group these stories better.
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MarkTJohnson wrote: Kent, don't you wish you could group these stories better.
I do indeed. Maybe I'll ask Chris for an early present this year.
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Are they using their AI to do their finances?
We should try to let AI run some companies, it can't be that worse
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Rust’s new LazyCell and LazyLock types delay the initialization of their data until first access. Ranged patterns also get attention in the latest update to the language. I'm part of Rust now?
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Hard work pays off tomorrow.
Laziness pays off today.
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By combining the power of generative AI and large language models (LLMs) with the search results page, Bing’s generative search creates a bespoke and dynamic response to a user’s query. "Bespoke and dynamic response"?!?!?! Can I get "accurate" instead?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Can I get "accurate" instead?
No. No you can't.
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On Bing? No.
GCS/GE d--(d) s-/+ a C+++ U+++ P-- L+@ E-- W+++ N+ o+ K- w+++ O? M-- V? PS+ PE Y+ PGP t+ 5? X R+++ tv-- b+(+++) DI+++ D++ G e++ h--- r+++ y+++* Weapons extension: ma- k++ F+2 X
The shortest horror story: On Error Resume Next
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I'd go for accurate and fast. For speed - I can read faster than Bing can apparently type. For accuracy - on the day of the New Hampshire primary I was looking for a site that would report on the results as each township reported in. At the time only Dixville Notch had reported (7 votes) and all had gone to Nikki Haley, yet Bing told me Donald Trump had won all the Republican votes in New Hampshire. So much for accuracy in results.
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obermd wrote: So much for accuracy in results.
Well, they accurately depicted the hopes of someone...
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90 percent say the risk and severity of cyberattacks has increased over the past year, while 61 percent believe the attack surface is now 'impossible to control'. They are paying attention after all
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And how many of them do connect the dots between that and their past decissions?
    
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