That’s the weird part.

I wouldn’t imagine Ukraine would ever do something so reckless.

But Russia has nothing to gain, peace talks are about to start with heavily favoring Russia

So all I can assume is it could be a third party that doesnt want the peace talk to happen at all, and did this to further destabalize the situation?

I dunno it’s just super fucking weird overall. Why chernybol of all things, no one, not even putin, would want that thing to start popping off… right?

That attack for all intents and purposes should be viewed by the world as no different than a failed nuclear launch, really.

And everyone is too pussy to do anything about it.

Why the hell would Russia even do that?

What’s the actual reasoning behind that? Doesn’t this fuck them over too?

Like I said, in the scale compared to actual high frequency data though, that’s still be infrequent.

High frequency DBs are on the scale of many queried per second

Even with tonnes of data scientists and engineers querying the data, that’s still in the scale of queries per minute, which is low frequency in the data world.

They probably do use lots of NoSQL DBs too, which perform better for non relational “data lake” style architectures where you just wanna dump mountains of data as fast as possible into storage, to be perused later.

When you have cases where you have very very high volume of data in, but very low need to query it (but some potential need, just very low), nosql DBs excel

Stuff like census data where you just gotta legally store it for historical reasons, and very rarely some person will wanna query it for a study or something.

Keep in mind when I talk about low need to query, the opposite high need us on the scale of like, "this db gets queried multiple times per minute’

Stuff like… logins to a website, data that gets queried many times per minute or even second, then sometimes nosql DBs fall off.

Depends what is queried.

Super basic “lookup by ID” Stuff that operates as just a big ole KeyValuePair mapping ID -> Value? And thats all you gotta query?

NoSql is still the right tool for the job.

The moment any kind of JOIN enters the discussion though, chances are you actually wanna use sql now

sent American technology stocks plummeting

Oh yeah, thats what did it, totally

Here’s the direct link to the paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-02067-4 And they shared their code used to query the data here: https://github.com/geocomplexity/SwoCMetaURL/blob/main/Code.md

Im curious to see what sorts of recommended minimum specs there will be for these features. It is my understanding that these sorts of models require a non negligible amount of horsepower to run in a timely manner.

At the moment I am running Nextcloud on some raspberry pis and, my gut tells me I might need a bit more oomph than that to handle this sort of real time AI prompting >_>;