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Easier said than done, training is usually done on "big iron" GPUs which are a cut above any hardware that consumers have lying around, and the clusters run on
by jsheard 2y ago
Easier said than done, training is usually done on "big iron" GPUs which are a cut above any hardware that consumers have lying around, and the clusters run on multi-hundred-gigabit networks. Even if you scaled it down to run on gaming cards, and gathered enough volunteers, the low bandwidth and high latency of the internet would still be a problem.