If you end up with a second proxmox server with its own storage for redundancy in a cluster then ZFS is great. You can mirror each VM. The only issue is the ZFS storage needs to be named the same. But it can be a different size or media.
I was thinking, what is the closest thing humans have made to a LLM? Basically it’s a corporation. Words go round and round and at some point decisions are made. Yet how good are the guardrails for corporate activities. We have been struggling for generations to stop corporations being amoral or feral, and they have people at the top that can be held accountable. At least in principle. So what of AIs which reflect both the best and worst human responses but do so chaoticly. Putting that tech in charge of anything is foolish at best.
This is also a good example for the crowd who don’t think progress is being made. Curing mice of cancer eventually flows though to human lives saved.
Can you afford to upgrade? Then No.
I’ve added the link, I agree I think they will have to relax the locality assumption of classical physics. The article does point out that it’s doesn’t really explain the reality underlying quantum effects. It’s at least some progress beyond many worlds or the Copenhagen interpretation which leaves it a black box.
Destruction and new life all in one red hot package
According to this study some extremely robust bacteria can even withstand these impacts and go travelling around the cosmos. At least from impacts on a Mars sized planet. Given some radioactive decay for warmth and therefore some liquid water I imagine this might be a common way life travels around the universe.
Well done, its feels good making a graceful recovery like that. Grub is a bit underbaked as a recovery environment I think. I’ve always stuck to fairly vanilla distros like Mint since Linux is my main OS and performance is less important to me vs stability. I’ve also found having a bootable Linux USB in a drawer has saved me a few times when testing new things.
Well you can’t eat mangrove wood but these shell less molluscs are much the same as shellfish nutritionally. Fun fact it’s teeth can grind though thin metals. Fairly tasteless when cooked though, has been compared to oyster probably for lack of similar tastes. They are also known as shipworms or teredo worms.
Not too serious a suggestion, but if migration worked once to escape the PRC why not do it again. Move all your industries offshore to an enclave or possibly several in friendly neighboring countries and then your population. I mean the population isnt so large that it’s not technically impossible to relocate. it’s not much more than some of the largest world cities. Then when invaded withdraw entirely. Anyone happy to live under Chinese rule can stay. Given climate change humanity is probably going to have to get used to massive migrations anyway. Horrible as that could be culturally being a semi independent part of another democracy would fix their declining population, plus being a massive economic stimulus all round. I suspect something like this may be happening informally anyway. Their main strength is economic and organizational so why not build on that.
LLMs perform poorly when assisting humans with medical diagnostic, study blames human participants for not working with them.
The furry paw of diplomacy. Now the nerd in me wants to see a graph of the Panda Index as a measure of Chinese opinion about other countries It’s the cuddly side of a relationship in contrast to darker clouds on the horizon.
Not a disease as such but a condition. Sepsis aka blood poisoning, is a significant one for older folk. A fast heartbeat with low blood pressure, rash etc. It can be rapidly deadly but is not so easy to identify. About Sepsis warning signs
Treatment early enough definitely saves lives so it’s worth knowing about
Community edition would have made sense if there was a official commercial version that supported things like group policy etc. But features like that are already in the open source release, there’s very little that a corporate version could add. It even does sharepoint via webdav.
Extra high energy particles too. So next time we get hit by secondary particles from a cosmic ray we know what’s to blame. On the other hand the planet might not all be here without the extra gravity from dark matter so it’s still all good. Radiation induced Cancer is horrible but having a decent sized planet is a definite plus
Open shell is a helpful solution that replaces some of the problems in the windows UI at least for the start menu.
It’s pretty easy to customize most elements for the style you prefer and no adverts.
Open shell is a helpful solution that replaces some of the problems in the windows UI at least for the start menu.
It’s pretty easy to customize most things.
You would think with all the money from data centers their support for enterprise GPU use would be great. But as someone who’s tried to install it, I can confirm it’s really basic and the documentation is sparse.
Yum, looks similar to chicken arroz caldo which is amazing on a cold day. Pure comfort food.
I’ve updated the Illustration.
Seems like they got it straight from the university press release here. I guess we can cut them some slack for using a bit of AI given the recent job losses at that university. They are reported to have lost around 4000 full time staff places in the last year, part of Australia’s recent cut backs to universities that don’t get much international reporting. That’s may hurt their ability to do quality research. Professor Archer noted that "quite clearly, from the many fascinating animals that we’ve already found in this deposit since 1983, we know that with more digging there will be a lot more surprises to come,”. So lets hope they continue to get support.
Specifically the percentage born overseas not descended from immigrants. Percentage of noncitizens or temporary migration would be interesting too.