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Sounds pretty useful. What are the system requirements? Prerequisites Hardware GPU Family Memory # of GPUs (min.) H100 SXM or PCIe 80GB 2 A100 SXM or

Sounds pretty useful. What are the system requirements? Prerequisites Hardware GPU Family Memory # of GPUs (min.) H100 SXM or PCIe 80GB 2 A100 SXM or PCIe 80GB 2 Hmm, perhaps this is not for me.

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neuroelectron 2y ago
Seems pretty ridiculous to me to parse some PDFs. Almost like they made this as bloated as possible to justify buying $5,000+ GPUs for an office.
- vardump 2y ago
  I think those GPUs cost between $25-40k each.
  - latchkey 2y ago
    Why even buy them at this point... just rent neocloud for $1-2... even at $2/hr, that's over a year of rental for $25k... by then you'd have made your money off the implementation.
    - vardump 2y ago
      Not sure whether I'd like to send potentially sensitive documents to a lesser known provider. Or even to a well known.
      - latchkey 2y ago
        Even at $3/hour (which is above the current market rate), that's roughly a year. I genuinely appreciate your perspective, but as a smaller, lesser-known provider, I’d like to understand your concerns better. Are you worried that I might misuse your data and compromise my entire business, by selling it to the highest bidder? Do you feel uncertain about the security of my systems? Or is it a belief that owning and managing the hardware yourself gives you greater control over security? What kind of validation or reassurance would help address these concerns?
        neuroelectron 2y ago
        The main issue is a lot of smaller providers are clearly incentivized to get into the industry simply for the opportunity to eavesdrop into what other companies are doing. If you want to confuse or cloud this perceived motivation, also provide security services.
        latchkey 2y ago
        This is why we have a clearly defined shared responsibility model. https://hotaisle.xyz/shared-responsibility-model/ https://hotaisle.xyz/shared-responsibility-model/ I'm not sure what you mean by "security services"? Can you please expand on that?

Sounds pretty useful. What are the system requirements? Prerequisites Hardware GPU Family Memory # of GPUs (min.) H100 SXM or PCIe 80GB 2 A100 SXM or PCIe 80GB 2 Hmm, perhaps this is not for me.

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neuroelectron 2y ago

Seems pretty ridiculous to me to parse some PDFs. Almost like they made this as bloated as possible to justify buying $5,000+ GPUs for an office.

vardump 2y ago
I think those GPUs cost between $25-40k each.
- latchkey 2y ago
  Why even buy them at this point... just rent neocloud for $1-2... even at $2/hr, that's over a year of rental for $25k... by then you'd have made your money off the implementation.
  - vardump 2y ago
    Not sure whether I'd like to send potentially sensitive documents to a lesser known provider. Or even to a well known.
    - latchkey 2y ago
      Even at $3/hour (which is above the current market rate), that's roughly a year. I genuinely appreciate your perspective, but as a smaller, lesser-known provider, I’d like to understand your concerns better. Are you worried that I might misuse your data and compromise my entire business, by selling it to the highest bidder? Do you feel uncertain about the security of my systems? Or is it a belief that owning and managing the hardware yourself gives you greater control over security? What kind of validation or reassurance would help address these concerns?
      - neuroelectron 2y ago
        The main issue is a lot of smaller providers are clearly incentivized to get into the industry simply for the opportunity to eavesdrop into what other companies are doing. If you want to confuse or cloud this perceived motivation, also provide security services.
        latchkey 2y ago
        This is why we have a clearly defined shared responsibility model. https://hotaisle.xyz/shared-responsibility-model/ https://hotaisle.xyz/shared-responsibility-model/ I'm not sure what you mean by "security services"? Can you please expand on that?