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I would say they didn’t need to demo anything, because if you are gonna use the output code live on a demo it may make compile errors and then look stupid tryin
by m3kw9 2y ago
I would say they didn’t need to demo anything, because if you are gonna use the output code live on a demo it may make compile errors and then look stupid trying to fix it live
- croemer 2y agoIf it was a safe bet problem, then they should have said that. To me it looks like they faked excitement for something not exciting which lowers credibility of the whole presentation.
- sunaookami 2y agoThey actually did that the last time when they showed the apps integration. First try in Xcode didn't work.
- m3kw9 2y agoYeah I think that time it was ok because they were demoing the app function, but for this they are demoing the model smarts
- csomar 2y agoModels are predictable at 0 temperatures. They might have tested the output beforehand.
- fzzzy 2y agoModels in practice haven't been deterministic at 0 temperature, although nobody knows exactly why. Either hardware or software bugs.
- Jensson 2y agoWe know exactly why, it is because floating point operations aren't associative but the GPU scheduler assumes they are, and the scheduler isn't deterministic. Running the model strictly hurts performance so they don't do that.
- fzzzy 2y agoCool, thanks a lot for the explanation. Makes sense.