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I agreed when I read your comment, but that turned out to be almost directly from the video https://youtu.be/7xTGNNLPyMI https://youtu.be/7xTGNNLPyMI From arou
by QuantumNomad_ 6mo ago
I agreed when I read your comment, but that turned out to be almost directly from the video https://youtu.be/7xTGNNLPyMI https://youtu.be/7xTGNNLPyMI
From around the 2:20 mark he says:
“[…] actually ends up being only about 44 TB of disk space. You can get a USB stick for like a TB very easily, or I think this could fit on a single hard drive almost today”
So it’s just slightly altered from what was said in the original video. And the LLM rewritten version of it also says “roughly” where he said “almost”, and I guess 44 TB is pretty roughly or pretty almost 32 TB. Although I’d still personally probably put it as “can fit on a pair of decently sized hard drives today” (for example across two 24 TB drives).
Regardless, it’s close enough to what was said in the source video that it’s not something the LLM just made up out of nowhere.
- erwincoumans 6mo agoThere is a 122TB nvme PCIe SSD: https://www.solidigm.com/products/data-center/d5/p5336.html https://www.solidigm.com/products/data-center/d5/p5336.html
- sigmoid10 6mo agoThat thing is like 10,000 bucks. That's not what I'd call a consumer hard drive. In fact there's already another one with 245TB. But you probably won't see these outside datacenters for a while.
- littlestymaar 6mo ago> But you probably won't see these outside datacenters for a while. That's especially true now that Data centers spendings are crazy high.
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