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by alecco 1y ago
Give them feedback.
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by alecco 1y ago
Jensen knows what he is doing with the CUDA stack and workstations. AMD needs to beat that more than thinking about bigger hardware. Most people are not going to risk years learning an arcane stack for an architecture that is used by less t
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by alecco 1y ago
The TBB comparison is a marketing leftover from 10 years ago when they were trying to convince people that NVIDIA GPUs were much faster than Intel CPUs for parallel problems.
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by alecco 1y ago
Ignore everybody else. Start with CUDA Thrust. Study carefully their examples. See how other projects use Thrust. After a year or two, go deeper to cub. Do not implement algorithms by hand. Recent architectures are extremely hard to reach d
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by alecco 1y ago
HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth HISTIGNORE='rm *:ls *:cd *:cp *:builtin *' The history file has ALL the lines prefixed by space. I curate it a lot, with most frequent/recent commands near the end. And I add a lot of comments
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by alecco 1y ago
> Anyway, I asked Reddit and TeamBlind how to best deal with this kind of situation. They gave you terrible advice. Vote with your feet. Don't enable posers. Find a better team or a better company. It takes time but it's possib
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by alecco 1y ago
HGC Global Communications Limited, formerly known as Hutchison Global Communications Limited (abb. HGC), is an internet service provider of Hong Kong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HGC_Global_Communications
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by alecco 1y ago
All the suppliers to the LLMs will soon need the LLMs and AI more than anything.
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by alecco 1y ago
https://archive.ph/1W77D
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What Do Gen Z Renters Want? Amenities, Aesthetics and Their Own Mini Universe(wsj.com)
1 points by alecco 1y ago|1 comments
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by alecco 1y ago
You can start that bet on prediction markets.
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by alecco 1y ago
Right, tell that to Sam Altman, Zuck, Gates, Brin & Page, Jensen, etc. Those who control the AIs will control the future.
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by alecco 1y ago
I keep hearing this and I think it's absolute nonsense. AI doesn't need money or the current economy. Yes, our economy would crash, but they would keep going. AI-driven corporations could buy from one another, and countries wi
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by alecco 1y ago
You are twisting my words. I informed correctly she has zero experience or credentials to manage this project. She was picked because she is part of the Spanish Socialist party (currently ruling) instead of being picked for being the right
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by alecco 1y ago
Great idea and I think they should 10x it, but... the person in charge according to the article is EIB President Nadia Calviño. She is a Spanish career politician and a socialist lawyer with background in media and broadcasting. They rarely
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by alecco 1y ago
Remember when Microsoft started to do good things? Big corps suck when they are on top and unchallenged. It's imperative to reduce their monopolies.
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by alecco 1y ago
> [...] then the body's immune system doesn't nearly alarm as much, as it doesn't really see that mRNA as quite so dangerous Please tell me there are measures to prevent this going into the wild. Please tell me this won&#x
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by alecco 1y ago
Very good explanation of how those molecules interact.
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by alecco 1y ago
The people who destroyed value investing brag about their bubbles.
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by alecco 2y ago
I'm sure walking outside is much better. Or outdoors sports.
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by alecco 2y ago
Is it me or the signal/noise is needle in a haystack for all these cheerleader tech podcasts? In general, I really miss the podcast scene from 10 years ago, less polished but more human and with reasonable content. Not this speculative
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by alecco 2y ago
Gemini models are very good but in my experience they tend to overdo the problems. When I give it things for context and something to rework, Gemini often reworks the problem. For software it is barely useful because you want small commits
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by alecco 2y ago
obligatory "Raising too much money" (Silicon Valley) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZgfTarNxdY
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by alecco 2y ago
They are all crying for the audience, the losers. But see how even WSB idiots could see this coming and they are making a lot of money on shorts. And the premiums are sky high, meaning the big players are shorting like crazy. Easiest money
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by alecco 2y ago
This gets flagged to third page? (6h, 308 points)
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by alecco 2y ago
https://archive.ph/Qy6PW
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Sweeping tariffs threaten 'Factory Asia'(ft.com)
1 points by alecco 2y ago|1 comments
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by alecco 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNFMPhKIZXg
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by alecco 2y ago
If somebody works for tobacco or predatory lending they are stigmatized. Perhaps we should extend it to people working in advertising or anything causing the major problems in society today. From sugar drinks to algorithmic timelines.
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by alecco 2y ago
The title is usual clickbaity Register but the content is good enough. TL;DW: * The improvements don't come from transistor density but other tricks like putting 2 chips together, using smaller 4bit format, more on-chip memory, 2x

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