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This is fair if you're working in an environment where you can do that, but if you're designing stuff for anyone in a highly regulated industry, which is increa
by cirgue 7y ago
This is fair if you're working in an environment where you can do that, but if you're designing stuff for anyone in a highly regulated industry, which is increasingly where ML is making the big bucks, doing mission-critical ML on someone else's servers is a no-no. There is still very much a need for beefy GPUs in laptops.
- Blackstone4 7y agoMaybe if a company is making big bucks off ML and were highly regulated, you would have thought they could setup a GPU/ML server....
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- cirgue 7y agoOne would think, no? Those pesky lawyers, IT governance people, and institutional inertia have a habit of spoiling everyone's fun.