Yes, those claims were a bit much, and in fairness jart chimed in to say so too. [1] fwiw, I'm not a ML person, but it doesn't seem entirely crazy to me to thi

Yes, those claims were a bit much, and in fairness jart chimed in to say so too. [1] fwiw, I'm not a ML person, but it doesn't seem entirely crazy to me to think that SSDs are becoming fast enough that you could avoid keeping a huge model in RAM in some cases. Especially if "computational SSDs" (SSDs that can do some basic first-stage computation without transferring the input data over PCIe) ever become common. (I think some of the ML accelerators for sale today might be approximately this.) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35393615 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35393615