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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•what feature that if was on lemmy, it would ruin it??
193·6 days agohas AI summary
it hallucinates
Why did you repeat that line?
frank@sopuli.xyzto
memes@lemmy.world•Seems like they worked fine for decades before the internet
2·7 days agoOn day one, certainly. Now? Probably gonna hit that crossover point 😅
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you laid your own eggs daily would you eat them?
71·8 days agoProportional to size… I’m ~36x the mass of a chicken (2.5/90 kg), so my eggs would be something like 2 .3 kg per egg. If the shell was 8% of the mass, it’s a LOT of egg holy crap.
Um idk, I guess I would be pretty hungry if I laid a giant egg every day
frank@sopuli.xyzto
memes@lemmy.world•Seems like they worked fine for decades before the internet
4·8 days agoThis is the price they pay if they don’t wanna pay for either good design for their network or someone to manually take temps 🤷
frank@sopuli.xyzto
memes@lemmy.world•Seems like they worked fine for decades before the internet
12·8 days agoI’m not talking about putting the fridges behind a firewall or a VPN.
In most factories I’ve worked in (if there’s any outside connection at all), you would connect devices to a PLC with 2 network cards. The PLC’s other network card goes to a server (that’s again, ideally not on an exposed network at all).
In this case, if your server was compromised, and someone tried to compromise the PLC, they’d need to safety sign it (and often physically touch it to set it to run). You just can’t hack a motor or something in a factory from afar if it’s networked correctly.
It’s a LOT more than just a firewall in proper OT setups.
frank@sopuli.xyzto
memes@lemmy.world•Seems like they worked fine for decades before the internet
16·8 days agoAutomation engineer here:
You should use a Perdue Model to locally network the fridges, and then have their temperatures and alarms and such go to a server that’s exposed (hopefully by VPN) to the internet
The level 1 devices should never ever be exposed to the internet
frank@sopuli.xyzto
memes@lemmy.world•Seems like they worked fine for decades before the internet
12·8 days agoYou can have stuff on automation networks and not expose them to the internet
Yeah, as an automation engineer, I freaking hate this narrative. “I want the AI to do the dishes not write music”
You don’t need AI for that, you have automation for it. further automation might be cool too, but the LLM has no place in doing a useful task like that.
You can tell most people making this narrative haven’t ever been to a factory
frank@sopuli.xyzto
Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Steam Linux client is now a 64bit applicationEnglish
14·26 days agoYeah, and power supplies and such that aren’t limited by silicon but capacitor cycling are going to matter more and be limiting factors. Replaceable batteries and power management in phones, laptops, etc are going to be crucial

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