

Have you never seen any Aardman Animations films?
FLOSS virtualization hacker, occasional brewer


Have you never seen any Aardman Animations films?
Your going to loose your mind when you find out about the Goon Show 😂


Paperboy, busboy, winch driver.


Is that even remotely legal?


Has anyone run the set against the recently added coverage support? Do we know if there where test cases for the CVE behaviour before the faulty patches were added?


Security fixes.

The new releases where fixing security bugs including potential RCE’s.


I don’t think an LLM is going to help him in untangling the sprawling storyline he’s got. Besides I read authors for their vision not some synthesised average of their previous stories.
Rouge Waters looks like it might tickle my turn based and piratical interests.


Currently ~20-30p per kWh. Depending on your tariff night time can go down to 7p per kWh.


Looking forward to seeing that one again - 4 away on our watchlist.


Why is Janeway wearing black gloves in this?


Heh - that’s the next episode on my Voyager watch through with the family. They already think Janeway is badass so I think they will be up for her fighting space Nazis.


I don’t know. If holodeck tech is constantly manifesting and removing matter from the holodeck I can imagine having an external transporter system trying to resolve stuff in that shifting mess would be quite tricky even with those Heisenberg compensators.


Are you talking about Vehicle Excise Duty? All cars pay that although at various rates, the more CO2/km attracts higher rates, going far above what the EVs pay.


The NHS has a wealth of data which makes conducting studies across large population groups possible. For example Dexamethasone as a treatment for COVID was identified thanks to having access to a medical history and outcome data across the NHS.
Even so there has not historically been a unified data storage solution as information is split between GPs and individual hospital trusts. Previous attempts to have a single system failed due to complexity and cost overruns. The current solution is the federated data platform (FDP): https://www.england.nhs.uk/digitaltechnology/nhs-federated-data-platform/ which attempts to interoperate with multiple primary data sources to help clinicians access patient records as well as help with resource and service planning.
I assume the Palentir system is involved with providing some sort of AI insights into that data store.


I think it’s a bit early to be locking down your local LLM setup. The history of computing suggests there is some cost reduction to come for the hardware. In the mean time there is time to find the sweet spot for performance of the small and medium models. There are plenty of cloud hosts which can run the open models and allow you to experiment while the models mature. Hopefully your not burning 6k worth of tokens anytime soon.


I personally have email integrated into my editor (mu4e) so I can apply patches and search code directly from the email thread. It handles threads and searching really well.


Issue triage, code exploration, extracting information from disparate sources, first pass code review. There are loads of use cases that it’s potentially useful.
For me it’s a lot better at extracting the requirements for a CPU feature from a 10,000 page architecture reference manual than I am.
Ron Perlman appeared in Star Trek?