Lplololopo

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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Starlinks server consumes 5-7 kWh and one single B200 Rack is in a range of 100 kWh and more. Elon Musks Colossus 1 datacenter (the small one) has 1500 Racks. For a small datacenter, you already have to send up the equivilent of 26000 Starl
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
" Even local AI use cases don’t substantially or meaningfully benefit from faster memory, at least to average consumers." What do you mean by this? Memory bandwidth is fundamental to the speed of an local AI model
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Its still further away than the Ram on a packaged CPU and latency is limited by speed of light/electrons on that scale.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Tesla did not gave away its patents. It only says that if you want to use Tesla patents, we can use your patents. Tesla won a lot of by being the first mass produced electric car. Yeah the fact that China overtakes Tesla is a huge problem w
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
They are doing the same marketing garbage as Space-X and to no surprise, were founded by ex Space-X people. You need companies actually wanting to send stuff up there. Musk and K2 Space are desperate for customers and the fact, that they ta
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Who? What payload? The only thing which increased the payload is starlink itself. Fine he might send his competition in space. Amazon and Leo. And then?
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
It only shows that Musk can't make xAI profitable and he needs to push numbers higher for the IPO which he needs for <i actually do not know> his ego? debt correction? Having enough money for Starship development?
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
We will see China comming up soon i would argue. But otherwise yeah SpaceX one that one for now. Only issue with this: We don't have enough payload for SpaceX to expand that much more.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
The original batch was probably Musks "AI will solve everything, i have a small dick, i want to buy all the hardware and be the first" which became "Ah shit Grok doesn't need all the compute, we can't sell it proper
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
The Facts: Tesla wasted billions for Cybertruck, hasn't had a new real model for years, promises Full Selfdriving without supervision for a decade and other companies are either on the same level or better. xAI has such a shitty AI, th
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
'generational company'? Are you on drugs or so? All of Musks business stuff highly depends on first mover advantage. If people now selling it as a 'generational company' than it becomes even more stupid. He didn't i
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Yeah i find it very ignorant, at the current state to assume exponential growth etc. is all fantasy and everything is just hype. I think its more like driving very fast, keeping an eye very close to the road and not knowing if there is a sp
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
But it would still be very ignorant to just not follow it very very closely and take it serious if something throws a lot of signals like AI and Robotics does. We are in 2026, supply chains are highly optimized which means we could make and
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Lets be honest, a lot of people are getting called out constantly on reddit who invent stuff. Its still annoyingly addictive but its half story telling and half bubble with a sprinkle of porn and niche interests.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
How is this a port which requires you to provide my own ROM?
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Machines. Or the 1% of people will be allowed to live in the city centers or on the beach or we share the load across peple. Everyone has to work hard and good for 5 years.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Dude, not sure what you mean by this, if this is condesending because you think its stupid, i'm relativly well off. I'm not advocating for a better life because only of me but primarily for everyone around us. We could come all to
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
The US American system is more capitalistic than the german one and the scissor between poor and rich is higher. Thats definitly an indication that this plays a role in it. And we do not have a problem of resources today, we have so much fo
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Anthropic has a blog article on how they analyse their LLM to understand better how the LLM is doing math and estimates. For this they needed extra tools to do so. This 'algorithm' of how the lLM does that, was unknown before thei
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Really? Let me explain how bigger companies work: They have different teams for different departments with different type of people. So the team or teams responsible for writing the terminal application are different people than the researc
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Be more critical, we do our jobs because of capitalism, not because every single company needs an hr department or the next crud application or the 1000th webshop. No one of us is working on the field to get food.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Have you heard of property tax? We have that here. I also do not earn currently a farm, im planing to buy one, i'm still 100k short though. Its not me creating the misery, its our capitalistic system.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
We already live in a world of abundance. No one has to work on a field for their food. Its a capitalism problem we have, not a resource one.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
You don't know that. Yo don't know what someone would think if you tell them the general concept of cold and warm. The reaction you should have, the feeling etc. I asked chatgpt how it would describe a scene without mentioning tem
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
I differenciate between things you have to do (work) and things you want to do. Work means someone else is telling you your priorities. If you want to write code and think, you would be welcome in my utopian vision. But when i write code, i
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
Because capitalism doesn't allow for that. Only a fundamental change to our society will allow this for the masses when pressure to the rich skyerockets
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
So a blind person only can describe lava to you after they touched and heared it?
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
The matrix multilication underneath a large language model is the hardware but the data and the forming weights is not. A quick sort sorts a list. A LLM depends on its learning data. You train a model and then you use the model.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
While you write very dismissive and pseudo philosophical, enough people do not believe. I'm a complex biological thing. Existence is what i have to experience through.
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by Lplololopo 4mo ago
I would say that the LLM is something completly different especiayll as its not a normal algorithm but is very close to what brains do.

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