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Sounds like this is a great opportunity for competition to enter the market with a fridge that offers the same features, without being online. Its online-requir
by holtkam2 1y ago
Sounds like this is a great opportunity for competition to enter the market with a fridge that offers the same features, without being online. Its online-required features are all things that it should be able to do offline anyway.
> Another option is to disconnect the fridge from the Internet. Again, though, this would eliminate some core capabilities, like its meal planner, recipes, and shopping list features
…all things that on-device LLMs can already do, for example my MacBook can run Llama 4 (albeit slowly) and it can generate recipes for me.
Samsung will either need to shape up or competitors will enter the market to offer equally fancy but non-annoying fridges. I hope.
- pavel_lishin 1y ago> …all things that on-device LLMs can already do, for example my MacBook can run Llama 4 (albeit slowly) and it can generate recipes for me. I've run a local LLM, and while I probably didn't do a great job optimizing things, it was crawling. I would absolutely not stand there for 20 minutes while my fridge stutters out a recipe for kotleti, while probably getting some of it wrong and requiring a re-prompt. Not everything needs to be a genie.
- holtkam2 1y agoI guess I was thinking about a smart fridge of the type you’d find in the year, say, 2031.
- pavel_lishin 1y agoWhy not daydream about a Starfleet replicator?
- maplethorpe 1y agoHow many GPUs were you running?
- pavel_lishin 1y agoI'm not sure, but how many GPUs do we expect a refridgerator to have?