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The way it reads though is that the chip itself uses less power but still needs to be cooled which takes a lot of energy (traditionally)
by hypercube33 2y ago
The way it reads though is that the chip itself uses less power but still needs to be cooled which takes a lot of energy (traditionally)
- moralestapia 2y ago>even accounting for cooling No.
- Grimblewald 2y agostuff like this makes me wonder what the distribution on human context limits is.
- pjerem 2y ago3
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- Jensson 2y agoIt is very small, but humans tend to internalize knowledge as they read giving essentially infinite but lossy context length. Those posters failed to internalize the message here so they get the wrong knowledge out of the message.
- ForOldHack 2y agoThat was both self referential and ignorant of what? Oh. .. forgetting. Or the simulatianiety. Or not. I am stuck in a zero sum post, or not. A comma uses less energy than three dots,