Like it says something about mmaping 256 GB of per GPU. But wouldn't it waste 2T of RAM? or do I fail in my understanding of what "mmap" is as well..
EDIT: yes, seems like my understanding of mmap wasn't good, it wastes not RAM but address space
I do program but I treat is a nessesary evil which has to be done to solve some issue I have. I won't be able to write a codebase which may or may not be deployed in a year
I reckon only 1% of reports are valid.
LLM's can now make a plausible looking exploit report ('there is a use after free bug in your server side implementation of X library which allows shell access to your server if you time these two API calls correctly'), but the LLM has made the whole thing up. That can easily waste hours of an experts time for a total falsehood.
I can completely see why some companies decide it'll be an office-hours-only task to go through all the reports every day.
Of course this could be a real vulnerability if it would disclose the real server IP behind cloudflare. This was not the case, we were sending via AWS email gateway
he wanted to demonstrate that he indeed has the private data. But he fucked up the tar command and it ended up having his username in the directory names, a username he used in other places on the internet
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They have a lot of hardware in e.g. Finland. I don't think they provide GPU access to the russian companies, feel free to correct me
When I am at work and I see a customer or a colleague who needs some help I instantly conjure some motivation and can write some code... But when I'm alone at home I cannot accomplish anything on a computer, only can do the chores.
How do people even do anything on their own? I only became good at linux because I at some point in life became obsessed with it, I can't study anything on my own, couldn't get a driver's license, couldn't finish a university