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Submitting this because I saw this on Twitter, https://x.com/7etsuo/status/1799717207913480604 https://x.com/7etsuo/status/1799717207913480604 And then someon
by skilled 2y ago
Submitting this because I saw this on Twitter,
https://x.com/7etsuo/status/1799717207913480604 https://x.com/7etsuo/status/1799717207913480604
And then someone else commented on it,
https://x.com/MysteryGuitarM/status/1799905253439221937 https://x.com/MysteryGuitarM/status/1799905253439221937
> It takes 2GB of RAM and 60GB of storage to simulate ~300 neurons.
> If we scale that linearly (eew) to other organisms:
> Mouse (~75M neurons): 500 TB of RAM // 14,900 TB of storage
> Human (~86B neurons): 570,000 TB of RAM // 17 million TB of storage
- 3abiton 2y ago> Human (~86B neurons): 570,000 TB of RAM // 17 million TB of storage Can't wait for 2040 to simulate a human.
- whazor 2y agoNVidia DGX Helios have 4 systems, where each has 144TB of shared memory between the GPUs. Which totals to 576TB, just enough to simulate the mouse. I wonder what kind of latencies are acceptable for simulating a mouse.