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> We train our proposed system on 8 NVIDIA V100 GPUs with 32G memory Sounds like openly reproducing this result is within independent researchers’ reach.
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Or creators of the virus know about some of its dangers more than the rest of the world.
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4y ago
Can you install mini KMS on that machine?
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Oh wow, apparently they go for $500 on ebay!
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That’s a feature, not a bug. (From Google’s perspective)
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Or as an old oracle put it once: IF true THEN ‘big’ END IF
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Sounds like the decade of Linux desktop has finally arrived! Also, some say China is doing that to minimize effect of potential Russia-style sanctions when they invade Taiwan.
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I personally got tired of PiHole UI and switched to AdGuard alternative. I like it much better.
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4y ago
They need retail FOMO and Crypto gives that. Probably less than 0.1% cares of underlying cryptography and computer science. Regular people are buying Shiba&Doge coins and NFTs to become rich quick. Paypal, Coinbase, Crypto.com, Robinhoo
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One could use $4.5k RTX A6000 48Gb instead. They can be joined in pairs of 96Gb common memory pool with NVlink. That’s 7x$4.5=$31.5k in GPUs to get 336Gb of memory. Or 8x$4.5=$36k in GPUs to get 384Gb of memory. Add say $3k per GPU pair for
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Yes, two 3090s ($1.7k each) can be connected via NVlink with common 48Gb of memory pool. Two RTX A6000 ($4.5k each) can form 96Gb memory pool.
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Now when it is on the HN frontpage, many SV folks will send their Patagonia jackets to this shop.
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> so 30 12gb gpus - a 3090 will cost around $1800 3090 has 24Gb, thus 15 GPUs X $1800 = $27,000 in GPUs
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Interesting that even though GPT-J is supposedly English model, it somehow generated valid Russian text for the prompt: >>>Привет,<<< друзья. Сегодня мы вернемся к теме работы под вопросом имплантации, о которой мы уже пог
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> Safe > Crypto Choose one
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It’s not like the whole $3.5MM jet is a write-off. The hull damage and re-certification should be a fraction of the plane cost.
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Was it Evan himself who came up with stories?
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You know what they found on Hunter Biden’s laptop? CoD. You know what game Putin played before he decided to start the WW3? CoD. You know what fish is sold in Costco? CoD.
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I am surprised US and EU didn’t come hard at crypto industry after the war started. Crypto is very popular in RU and is an obvious path to evade sanctions.
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Search and maps was already theirs. However they got chance to expand in Yandex Phone space (replacing iPhones/Androids) and perhaps in desktop OS space (replacing Chromebooks and maybe Windows).
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Same thing in Moscow, Russia. 25-story apartment buildings with little to no parking. People live like ants.
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High-frequency apartment trading. If you don’t submit your application in first 50ms after listing is up - you lose.
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The article is probably sponsored by some real eastate developer group who wants all those pesky parking requirements gone, so they can build 1k unit buildings with very few parking spaces allocated.
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Hands-on interviews are common practice.
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It’s not illegal in Russia and in fact is very common to store savings in USD/EUR, both in cash or bank deposit form. Nothing bad happened to those forms of savings.
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Not in the compiler but in GPU driver. A graphic program (or compute) just calls APIs (DirectX/Vulkan/CUDA) of a driver, which then knows how to do that on a low-level writing to particular regions of RAM mapped to GPU registers.
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In reality, cars around you are blinking in and out as they jump between dimensions. You can’t see that with your eyes because brain compensates and smoothes visual experience. Tesla accurately represents reality.
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Shoutout to A16Z for investment into Axie Infinity.
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Nitter thread explaining potential consequences: https://twitter.com/paddi_hansen/status/1507741879563132928
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EU Proposal for a Regulation of the information about transfers of crypto-assets [pdf]
(europarl.europa.eu)
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