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g-mork commented on Elevated errors across many models status.claude.com/inciden... · Posted by u/pablo24602
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I think one of Apple's strengths since Tim Cook took over is their ability to avoid "gimmicks". As much criticism as people have of apple for not innovating on the iPhone, I appreciate their ability to not screw products up.
I'm not saying AI is a gimmick, but the caution they show is a good quality I think
I was going to link you the Apple Vision Pro as a counterpoint, but after clicking the link and being reminded of what that product actually looks like, I really don't know what to say any more. I'm literally dumbfounded anyone could make your comment at all
g-mork commented on Copy-Item is slower than File Explorer til.andrew-quinn.me/posts... · Posted by u/hiAndrewQuinn
One thing I don't understand with Windows Server is that it seems no matter how fast the nvme drives I use, or I pair/pool, I can't get a normal file copy to go faster than around 1.5GB/s (that's local, no network). The underlying disks show multi GB/s performance under crystal disk mark. But I suspect something in the OS must get in the way.
If it's over SMB/Windows file sharing then you might be looking at some kind of latency-induced limit. AFAIK SMB doesn't stream uploads, they occur as a sequence of individual write operations, which I'm going to guess also produce an acknowledgement from the other end. It's possible something like this (say, client waiting for an ACK before issuing a new pending IO) is responsible
What does iperf say about your client/server combination? If it's capping out at the same level then networking, else something somewhere else in the stack.
I noticed recently that OS X file IO performance is absolute garbage because of all the extra protection functionality they've been piling into newer versions. No idea how any of it works, all I know is some background process burns CPU just from simple operations like recursively listing directories
g-mork commented on Qwen3-VL can scan two-hour videos and pinpoint nearly every detail the-decoder.com/qwen3-vl-... · Posted by u/thm
Extra privacy features and named after UK slang for MDMA, hrm.
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g-mork commented on Ilya Sutskever, Yann LeCun and the End of “Just Add GPUs” abzglobal.net/web-develop... · Posted by u/birdculture
This is an AI generated article based on real interviews.
Watch the original Sutskever interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR20FWCCjAs
And LeCun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4__gg83s_Do
If it was AI-generated I had no difficulty with it, certainly on par with typical surface level journalist summaries, and vastly better than losing 2 hours of my life to watching some video interviews.. :) AI as we know it may not be real intelligence but it certainly has valid uses
1/ First migrate out your "17 years Accenture veteran" executive vice president of digital [0] (who probably sold you MS and Google cloud in the first place)
2/ Then appoint any inside good engineer and ask him to investigate this: "As one of the most prominent and sensitive aerospace corporation, do you think we can setup servers and run our software on it?"
If the answer is no, Airbus might not be fit for the 21th century.
- [0] https://www.airbus.com/en/about-us/our-governance/catherine-...