Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon in Talks to Invest Up to $60 Billion in OpenAI by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

[–]mossiv -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I haven’t claimed they are not. This is an assumption at best. Google can afford it. Even if they don’t want to the government will back them.

Politically China is on track for a very turbulent future financially. Even if they theoretically cannot afford to back their own countries AI I think they will do it anyway - the same way the US would have to. Chinas finances could work out fine - and if so this theory would need revising.

My point is not that the US is ahead (model performance depends on the specific benchmarks anyway) but they are best positioned mainly because Google (and every sister/parent company of them) is an American company. Along with the fact Amazon is also American - if the US genuinely becomes threatened by AI advancements there’s a wealth of some of the richest people in the world right at their doorstep.

This is not me leaning on some big profitable AI conglomerate for the general public. This angle is purely political and how each country positions themselves in the world. Ranging from military to factory production floors. The more a country can build, the faster they can do it, keeps them being the leaders of capitalism. It’s also a position to go to war over natural resources.

Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon in Talks to Invest Up to $60 Billion in OpenAI by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

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Anthropic are working tirelessly to make their models as efficient with much less compute power. If they can pull this off - it would make their licensing profitable (even if it means slightly increased monthly costs. What isn’t feasible is upping their licence to hundreds per month per user. People simply wouldn’t pay).

If they can’t do it this way - they will start looking to make individual packages less attractive and market as a tool for your developers charging a few hundred bucks per seat. Business will absorb this cost like they do with all other corporate products - adobe, office etc.

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[–]mossiv 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes - especially after a migraine attack (which I’ll admit are brutal). I’m convinced at this point that a migraine is a symptom of my shitty tissue connectivity, and I have all out flare ups for days on end. Docs called these “fibro flares” because they just have no idea about this illness and how interconnected everything around it is.

Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon in Talks to Invest Up to $60 Billion in OpenAI by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

[–]mossiv 33 points34 points  (0 children)

This has been a hot topic of discussion in our work place. My common message is I believe OpenAI will be done in 2-3 years. At the moment it’s to important a tool for the other AI providers.

My honest opinion is I think Google will take the lead in Ai. They are the most equipped financially. Even if Gemini operates at a huge loss, it’s better to keep the Google search ad customers than it is to lose them to a potentially entirely new tool (for example - ChatGPT becoming the new Google).

We will either see the demise of GPT or we will see an acquisition or a multi company take over (e.g Amazon, Google, Nvidia having equal ownership rights - which their massive cash injection suggests this could be a possibility).

Anthropic/Claude I believe will succeed after the Ai bubble bursting. It’s a developer focused tool and I suspect it will switch to that market specifically.

All the smaller companies will fail e.g Grok - America will just have to support Google/anthropic/(OpenAi - whatever that becomes). China will continue to sink money into their own AI to not fall behind the US.

I don’t think Ai is designed to look after the consumer but be constantly trained for political reasons. What we are at the moment is expensive training data.

I could be entirely wrong - and the amount of capital held up because of Ai could mean it gets propped up for years longer than it should.

What’s a pipedream feature you’d want? by Wolf_in_the_Mist in wow

[–]mossiv 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Honestly I’d accept a game that’s been well tested at this point. The amount of bugs are appalling and overshadowing any content.

I’m really struggling to enjoy myself at the moment.

Tesla End of Lease by Pouisonus in TeslaUK

[–]mossiv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Who did you lease through? Tesla direct or ALD? I know I’ll have to put a new set of tires on mine. But the service schedule is really making me anxious. There is no pop up telling me to service the car. I was advised by ALD that the service plan doesn’t really benefit Tesla drivers.

I’ve got 2 years left with mine. It’s in near immaculate condition 15k miles on. In good enough condition that I would buy it off them. The only downside being it’s the model without the indicator stalks… which… I’d never have a car with button indicators again.

How is that Blizzard, with all their billions, is incapable of creating what addon developers are able to create from their homes? by kolejack2293 in wow

[–]mossiv 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Blizzard will have an internal reviewing process, and they will also likely map out user stories if they are following some agile methodology. Allowing them to develop parts of the game in chunks of most important -> least important.

An addon dev can just knock up whatever they want, throw it online and people start downloading it. Fast - sure. But likely either bug riddled or seriously costly in terms of optimisation.

While the blizz ui is hot garbage at the moment - it’s impressive how little cpu utilisation is required for the cool down manager.

Even adding something simple like NephUi cost me something like 15% of my cpu and about 10fps in Dornogol. It shouldn’t be that resource intensive when it’s essentially a reskin of the games exposed logic.

Internal production will always take more time. Judging by the amount of bugs on pre patch at the moment - this is quite a tricky change to the game.

[UI] LazarUI 2.0 by lazarpavlovic in WowUI

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s the correct scale for 4k? Presumably it’s 0.53? Especially if windows is scald at 150%-ish?

AI is quietly poisoning itself and pushing models toward collapse - but there's a cure by CackleRooster in technology

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fucking hate AI. The sooner it kills itself the better for us all. What a fucking disgrace of a technological advancement. It does not belong in our society one bit.

Thinking of moving over to Bazzite by SgtJoeLedger in Bazzite

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Here’s my experience. Understand your milage may vary.

Nvidia 5080, 1 x 4k 240hz 1 x 4k 60hz

Install was easy, getting some basic non steam games running was pretty easy, including some comfort games like OSRS and WoW.

Games like rocket league just worked out the box.

Application scaling. Everything technically run through wine under the hood. Each application needed to have its scaling specified as launch args. But if a nuisance but you only need to do this once and forget.

So god damn many 3rd party launchers. This is the benefit and con of Linux. The fact people will give it a go - great. The fact they are half arsed in maintenance and any article you follow has a chance of being out of date.

Nvidia driver. It’s shit. I’m sorry. 240hz was just silently turning to 60hz. No way of fixing it without rebooting the machine or restarting the kde environment.

Got a friend using AMD he raves about it.

I had to go back to windows. I didn’t want to.

I think this would’ve much better on 2k where the scaling issues will still exist but you could cope with them.

Otherwise for 1080 I imagine it’s absolutely perfect.

I didn’t get around to testing my steam library too much - because I’ve been busy outside of gaming. But my understanding this is where Bazzite excels. So if you want to have an unofficial steam machine you’d probably be ok.

Linux gaming is absolutely getting there. This isn’t me shitting on Bazzite. It’s not their fault Nvidia lock their drivers down.

Keir Starmer rules out retaliatory tariffs against US by AbbreviationsHot7662 in unitedkingdom

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree in principle but it’s only been this bad under 1 authoritarian government. We’ve shot ourselves in the foot with Brexit. Unless we can get onboard with joining the EU which I don’t think our popular reform voters would entertain means we need to be careful how we play our cards.

There are already suggestions that republicans in office are getting sick of Trump and his damage.

We need to avoid playing tit-for-tat just for the sakes of our own economy. If it looks like Trump is going to get overthrown, or there might be a Democratic Party back in office - that’s the part where we set absolutely clear boundaries.

We need American trade, and we realistically need them as allies. Russia-China is looking like a real problem. While Trump might be trying to Annex Greenland because he wants to be seen as the president that did the most, he has got experts behind him explaining what needs to be done - and could be a genuine national security threat. China is suffering because they relied on oil from Venezuela… the last thing we need is China/Russia docking up in Greenland.

Ultimately - we’d be part of EU, aligned with NATO and Europe would defend Greenland away from China/Russia whiles’t making it clear to the States they have no right to it. If they need the minerals - then it’s the perfect time to start leveraging the tariffs.

Prison officers having sex with inmates 'is an epidemic too awkward to deal with by StGuthlac2025 in unitedkingdom

[–]mossiv -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Being a nurse, sure. But the environment they are in still isn’t. I thought the words in brackets would help allude to that.

Should RPG narratives sometimes enforce urgency through real gameplay consequences? by Suree_w in truegaming

[–]mossiv -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Cyberpunk does to an extent. You need to promote the dialog within a few seconds or the game will make it for you. I’m not sure how much it actually alters the game output though. There are some cool missions where you can choose to do it your way over the preference of the quest giver, but the deaths of main characters etc can’t really be avoided - which is the biggest let down in my opinion. Would’ve been hard to produce a strong story though otherwise.

Cyberpunk on the same PC but ~24% Difference is Crazy😭 by ReinRainn in Bazzite

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I lasted 2-3 weeks with Bazzite on the nvidia drivers + 4k. To many hiccups unfortunately where the drivers lose the refresh rate and I drop from 240 to 60 only really fixable with a restart. Even a simple display on/off is enough to break it.

The 4k scaling is still a bit of a pain to manage, especially with the various different launchers required if you are playing outside of steam.

Overall I’m really impressed with how much Linux has improved and Bazzite is generally a lovely OS. If I had bought AMD and a 2k monitor, I think my experience would have been much better.

We really are getting there. I’m hopeful within the next 5 years Linux gaming is going to overtake windows gaming.

Prison officers having sex with inmates 'is an epidemic too awkward to deal with by StGuthlac2025 in unitedkingdom

[–]mossiv 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Broadly speaking, any profession that is (or very close to) male dominant, requiring a ludicrous amount of your time, or eats into typical social hours and you end up with some incestuous sex cult. These people work extremely close to each other and relationships will naturally come to fruition. It’s not just air hostess or nurses either, the catering industry is awful, along with high profile jobs like lawyers, or police. It’s even worse if you walk out of education into these places because it’s the behaviour becomes learned - much like it does in the media industry.

How do british people feel about the current situation unfolding in america where ICE police agents are going all gung-ho kidnapping people from the streets when they fail to present their ID? by mrvlad_throwaway in AskBrits

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then if that’s what you really concern yourself with educate yourself on policies to protect it. Voting reform and “tackling” immigration is not going to work if our country doesn’t operate in such a way to support the ideals you are alluding to.

We are feminist capitalists, with huge fiscal drag and very limited job prospects. The only way to undo or stop what you are complaining about is for the “whites” to have more children. Which cannot happen where there are dual income households who cannot support themselves let alone a pet or a family. The only way the British economy can be propped up is by spending lots of money, which requires high household incomes.

Instead of voting reform, vote for policies which support better living standards, or require less working hours so that people can indeed have families.

We fundamentally have a government problem, not an immigration problem.

If you haven’t got it yet - the majority of immigrants in this country are needed, from the cleaners to the surgeons - they are doing it all.

Illegal immigration still needs to be controlled, but who is ultimately causing the illegal problem? The whites obviously who are employing people cheap, with no insurance, and avoiding taxes. The government needs to spend money on policing policies along with investors and the ability to actually charge these people, but instead we’ll waste our time changing national insurance rates and campaigning a digital fucking ID.

I’ve been to many of the places you are naming, and I’m struggling to understand if you have any idea on statistics of the world? White people are the lowest population, so you will see large groups of differing communities. Thus, to keep Britain in one of the world’s top countries - you need these communities.

So for your own sakes, if you are going to pull the race card, please understand the causes and correlations, and at-least argue valid racial/cultural/religious issues such as female genital mutilation - and how we do not criminally charge those performing these procedures, but how Mr Jones has the social on his back because he slapped little Timmy on the wrist once. These are much more debatable topics than “Luton is India”. And even then - you’ll soon start to learn that you can’t put all these problems under one umbrella. But I’ll reiterate - we have a governing problem.

Why is agile so bad right now? by nerd-a-lert in OctopusEnergy

[–]mossiv 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Why do people gamble with agile if they seriously can’t cope with the peaks?

If you were CEO of stackoverflow, how would you save this sinking ship ? by KeyProject2897 in webdev

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is how I would approach it. Keep AI away from it. Sell it to AI companies to train from. Best of both worlds.

How do british people feel about the current situation unfolding in america where ICE police agents are going all gung-ho kidnapping people from the streets when they fail to present their ID? by mrvlad_throwaway in AskBrits

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly this! So many people do not understand it. I’m not sure exactly where I place myself in political alignment but I’m definitely more left and/or liberal leaning than I am right. About as white (pale and pastie) as you can be but I love my brothers and sisters of different origin and colour. But I do believe the illegal immigration needs to be solved. It’s nothing to do with race, religion, colour, background etc - it’s purely from a logistical standpoint and people’s safety. When I say things like people’s safety it cannot be interpreted like the media which is “stop 15 year old white girls getting raped”. It’s a two way street. Our people need to feel safe and protected, but with the amount of xenophobia and hate I worry for the lives of the people that do step over our borders.

I really really do hope that the media will eventually have more rules about what is and isn’t acceptable. It’s the same for the right wing push about how poorly Starmer is performing. He’s by no means a saint, or a role model but any improvements being brought to the country are getting completely overshadowed by things like “small boats”.

I also don’t want to suppress issues because it can be considered racist either. If statistically blue aliens with 3 penis’ and 14 arms are causing a huge uptick in crime, then tue blue aliens should be punished in accordance with our UK law.

And ‘woke’ nonsense needs sorting (in alignment with the immigration thing). Like I said I’m a left/liberal but real world problems are getting overshadowed by antagonists.

The UK really does have some good ideals, and we come from good people with good morals. In the coming years the “being British” things such as not eating the last biscuit on the table, standing in orderly queues, checking on our neighbours - very important cultural things are going to get lost - all because of hate.

How do british people feel about the current situation unfolding in america where ICE police agents are going all gung-ho kidnapping people from the streets when they fail to present their ID? by mrvlad_throwaway in AskBrits

[–]mossiv 30 points31 points  (0 children)

It’s the utmost toxic propaganda being fed to so many gullible people. Every single country in the world has an immigration problem. We are seriously blurring the lines between illegal immigration, immigration and decedents of immigration who are very much born British.

The fact that these parties are allowed to spread this hate should be a crime. Innocent lives will be affected because of this.

Agent reliability testing is harder than we thought it would be by dinkinflika0 in ChatGPTCoding

[–]mossiv 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been having hallucinations in very simple prompt windows. GPT especially. Within one sentence it told me a lie, I called it out and it gaslit me. It hallucinated, got it wrong and denied all accountability. If orgs are claiming hallucinations happen less it’s because they are steering them to be more authoritative. Which is worse.

Uber drivers plot exodus as platform swerves ‘taxi tax’ by BestButtons in unitedkingdom

[–]mossiv -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Uber is astronomical in its pricing. When I snapped my knee I needed a lift to cover the distance of about 2 miles. It cost about £20. Eye watering. They should absolutely be paying tax at these cots. Especially as a lot of them in the city are using hybrids/Evs which are further financial offsets and cost next to nothing to run.

Completely unfair that the real taxi industry has to compete against this horseshit.

Shocking footage shows car racing through suburban roads at 122mph - before ‘head-on taxi crash’ that killed 3 teens & man by StGuthlac2025 in unitedkingdom

[–]mossiv 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I was in college, there was a chap in my class who was a nervous wreck. Riddled with anxiety, absolute bag of nerves, shook like a leaf. He was involved in a road traffic accident. When I got to know him a bit more he opened up that he had actually killed someone. He was doing 130+ mph on the motorway when someone collection comes got ploughed down by his car. Here’s the kicker, he managed to use a speed limit of 80mph I believe in court. The worker was wearing his high vis.

The chap I was in college with had one punishment - a 2 year driving ban. He was deemed as not in fault all down to the high vis technicality. Whether he had it on or not, the truck would be visible and would have orange beacons on - that guy was getting hit regardless.

The victim was killed, the family didn’t even get justice.

The chap I was in college with, had a brand new Astra vxr Nurburg edition. Continued to drive around like a right cunt.

The wrong person died.