def loss_fn_default(model, outputs, labels):
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Pat Gelsinger: I think the workload again is the determinant. In the sense that, hey, if the software has assumed faulty hardware, and has built resilience into the software layer, then software is the right answer. But if in fact a whole lot of workloads, sort of the difference between a virtual machine and a Kubernetes machine is who is taking care of resilience? In the VM, I’m assuming the hardware is, and I’ll run any software including containers. In the opposite view I can only run containerized software because I’m not presuming resilience in the hardware. And for a lot of things, hardware is better for resilience, right? I can see memory errors, I can correct memory errors, I can see link failures...
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Clearly, we had an inflation challenge in our economy already and this risks making it worse. That’s clear. And we’ve been upfront about that.