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chris_money202
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3mo ago
Right, a heat exchange is reusable though on earth and can be recycled across multiple SKUs and thus depreciates longer. In space similar to how you can’t repair you also can’t swap.
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Repairability and depreciation are the main problems. A earth data center can be repaired, depreciated, and recycled at EoL recovering some of the costs. SpaceX datacenters are a total write off from the moment they are launched.
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3mo ago
Based on description it doesn't sound like SoC design, it sounds like a book about RISC-V microprocessors. To the untrained eye, that sounds similar, but a microprocessor is one part of an SoC, and sometimes it can be a very small part
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3mo ago
You don’t need to serve raw html, you can just open it in a hypertext markup language viewer (I.e a browser). Just send people the index.html
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3mo ago
Don't be fooled, there is politics, opinions, and less rigor in science as well.
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3mo ago
"How it Works" -> "Idk" OP probably
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3mo ago
Wow that’s like such an obvious thing that makes so much sense. I have no doubt something like “Hands on, Hands on, Hands on” will start chirping in near future
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3mo ago
I think future is probably more similar to speculative execution (inference/decoding). A small LLM is used to speculate and a large LLM is used to confirm if needed. If the small LLM is accurate enough on N tokens it’s cheap for the la
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4mo ago
My guess is area becomes problematic. Chip becomes bigger, harder to manufacture without defects, costs rise as a result of those defects. Bonus though, Apple is using "defective" chips in other products now such as the Neo which
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4mo ago
I still don't know if I am sold with that. .NET is also a runtime so how do you handle the user story? If your users are also on Windows Lite then they have to manage .NET version or you have to package .NET with whatever you build. If
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OP says Windows needs builders to make applications and that is what Windows Lite would enable (or expand) but then says Windows Lite shouldn't include .NET one of the primary frameworks to build applications on Windows.
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4mo ago
Or hear me out, we improve life here on Earth...
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4mo ago
If you’re truly serious about local AI you’re not using a Mac. A Mac is for people who want the best of both worlds, GPUs are much faster if memory is equal.
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4mo ago
Love this, seems to struggle with newly indexed words. Will try again when the FP load is gone
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4mo ago
I forgot Stargate
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4mo ago
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon also do this, but they also have the hyperscaler datacenter infrastructure to host the chips. Designing and taping out the chip is one thing, packaging, cooling, deploying, powering, and managing the fleet is a
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4mo ago
Don't recall saying I would trust them over my own judgement, they are an additional layer of perception
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4mo ago
I drive a 2004 truck, it's not as big as the newer trucks but it's still pretty big. My 2004 truck also has 0 sensors on it and no cameras. If I were driving a newer truck, I believe pedestrians would be safer because of the added
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Why would Apple’s inference fleet be more efficient? They would need to get into the TPU/water cooling business to make that happen. Apple’s silicon is great but remember it’s based on ARM an already existing ISA with reference designs
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4mo ago
Have to remember that regulated gambling also has lobbyist so unless regulated gambling is invested in these apps they are likely trying to get them banned or also regulated
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4mo ago
Flip the classroom, make students learn the material on their own (Using AI or whatever resources they want to use) and then in-classroom time is divided on working on problems (without AI assistance which can be controlled in this environm
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4mo ago
Yeah I agree, the hunt is still there, just got redefined.
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Really I see it as the exact opposite. A walk around the neighborhood is highly unlikely to strike up random conversation with a stranger. Might run into a friend or someone friendly but they are likely going to approach with or without air
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4mo ago
Do you believe in the product/company? Does your equity dilute? Do you believe in the founders?
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4mo ago
on prem cloud is harder because of the scale up and scale down requirements. If you are a growing business which most decent ones are, you constantly have to think about that.
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4mo ago
To get the DOJ and FBI to move on on this takes a lot more than submitting paperwork, costs a lot more too.
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4mo ago
If this was true, they wouldn't be getting sued and aggressively pursued for takedowns
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4mo ago
Something not mentioned that links to both LLM training AND drop in book sales... Anna's Archive
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Main use for consumers / tinkers. In industry, the main use is during pre-silicon development. You emulate the target processor and model the periphs and you have a complete virtual representation of your new SoC/MCU/etc befo
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4mo ago
Exactly that is the current value, although not sure if its worth 60B
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