RE: circumstances.run/@davidgerardI'd like to tell you a story about a contributor who came to us at Mozilla, in my first 2-3 years working there. I never met them, don't know their name, and I still think about them a few times a year. They came to us with questions, as they were struggling to build Firefox on their computer, and they were getting errors that nobody had ever seen. And I don't mean "errors that were unfamiliar to our engineers", I mean "we can't figure out how or why our build system would emit that string."

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‌@mhoye analogies are always wrong.Diamonds are not made. If I find one it makes no effort.Rare materials in processor capable of matrix calculations, envirorment for LLMs, are fewer than rare materials in most diffused devices.Moral accusation to inference are silly.Despite marketing made them appear as something they are not, fuelling fears or investments depending which point of view both are sons of insufficent knolowdge of the matter, to be polite

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    @rskrg I mean, you clearly have no curiosity about this at all but if it helps you to understand the analogy, here's the wikipedia article about child labor in the diamond industry: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_la

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