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by az226 7mo ago
Yann LeCun seeks $5B+ valuation for world model startup AMI (Amilabs). He has hired LeBrun to the helm as CEO. AMI has also hired LeFunde as CFO and LeTune as head of post-training. They’re also considering hiring LeMune as Head of Growth a
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by az226 7mo ago
Instant is a traditional LLM (non-reasoning). Thinking is a reasoning model. The name instant isn’t “instant” lol.
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by az226 7mo ago
I’m curious how NVFP4 compares to their Q4.
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by az226 8mo ago
The term lawful use is a joke to the current administration when they go after senators for sedition when reminding government employees to not carry out unlawful orders. It’s all so twisted.
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by az226 8mo ago
Your ballooned unvested equity package is preventing you from seeing the difference between “our offering/deal is better” and “designated supply chain risk and threatening all companies who do business with the government to stop using
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by az226 8mo ago
And Sam is a habitual liar.
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by az226 8mo ago
Because they want to do domestic mass surveillance.
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by az226 8mo ago
10000% this
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by az226 8mo ago
It was 2.4% in 2008. https://web.archive.org/web/20090531152951/http://www.survey...
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by az226 8mo ago
Most people don’t know how to build an effective harness that is well optimized and battle tested to work for a wide range of scenarios. But they can happily and easily use a finished service if they have the money for it.
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by az226 8mo ago
It is not crazy. Each engineer is very valuable. LLM tokens are cheap. You scale up inference compute, and your engineers can focus on higher order stuff, not reviewing incorrect responses, validating bugs, and what not. It’s shocking to me
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by az226 8mo ago
You have a different agent write the tests and another run the tests. You tell them each that they aren’t checking their own work, they’re checking someone else’s. You can tell them to be skeptical. Then you can also tell them that don’t fa
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by az226 8mo ago
Feels very much like a Flappingbird with a dash of AI grift.
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by az226 9mo ago
It’s possible that AWS is a Wiz customer, which would allow them to do more stuff.
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by az226 10mo ago
100% this. They could have made their service better or more competitive like with price but instead they chose this route. SMH.
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by az226 10mo ago
And here is Gemini 3: https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/v2/D5610AQH7v9MtrZxxug/ima...
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by az226 11mo ago
https://videocardz.com/newz/chinese-cxmt-to-produce-ddr5-800...
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by az226 11mo ago
Widex Moment 440. They’re expensive but really good.
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by az226 1y ago
How many times have you needed to reset the optimizer during the RL training cycles?
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by az226 1y ago
Oh no! They lowballed their own valuation. Capped profit shares are much less valuable. Who is going to allow this self-dealing to stand?
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by az226 1y ago
Do you still have headaches?
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by az226 1y ago
$99 recline your seat fee
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by az226 1y ago
$150-200B worth of hardware. About 2 million GPUs. So this investment is somewhat structured like the Microsoft investment where equity was traded for Azure compute.
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by az226 1y ago
Vera Rubin will be about 2.5kw and Feynman will be about 4kw. All-in, you’re looking at a higher footprint maybe 4-5kw per GPU blended. So about 2 million GPUs.
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by az226 1y ago
Your apps constantly refresh despite only tabbing out to other apps for seconds. Super duper annoying and frustrating.
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by az226 1y ago
You’re also underestimating that some people think really quickly. Way faster than you can type.
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by az226 1y ago
Typing is a big bottleneck. Speak for yourself
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by az226 1y ago
They did this at MIT like 12 years ago.
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by az226 1y ago
Doxxers getting doxxed is peak irony.
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by az226 1y ago
Probably because people view this grifting as something negative.

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