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by elorant 2y ago
Good luck debugging it on production.
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by elorant 2y ago
Well I’m not surprised. If you want a CPU with only performance cores Intel has no offerings anymore.
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Intel announces Arrow Lake fix coming within a month(tomshardware.com)
1 points by elorant 2y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 2y ago
We Europeans have to start developing our own defense strategy independently of US influence.
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by elorant 2y ago
Upgrade cycles at datacenters are really long.
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Meta's big AI spending will only get bigger(qz.com)
2 points by elorant 2y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 2y ago
Perhaps that's what's required to have intelligent life spontaneously appear and evolve to our level.
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Microsoft's AI strategy: Compete with everybody on everything(qz.com)
2 points by elorant 2y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 2y ago
They certainly don't have more data than Mercedes which has from taxis to lorries and everything in between.
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by elorant 2y ago
Because he needs to maintain market value. Musk is part inventor and part salesman. He needs high valuations to keep risky endeavors afloat. What's better than sell the future.
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DOJ proposes breakup and other big changes to end Google search monopoly(arstechnica.com)
1 points by elorant 2y ago|5 comments
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by elorant 2y ago
So here’s my theory. Everyone will start generating content by the buckets so web site numbers are going to double or triple over the coming years because you’d need somewhere to put all that content. There will be short term benefits for a
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by elorant 2y ago
So 75% of the revenue is from subscriptions? Where are the enterprise users? Are they in Microsoft’s revenue through Azure?
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by elorant 2y ago
I doubt it, but the 3090 is a four year old card which means it might have a lot of mileage from the previous owner. A lot of them are from mining rigs.
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by elorant 2y ago
Probably the 7900xtx. $1k for 24GB of RAM.
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by elorant 2y ago
The chip is huge. It wouldn't fit in any conceivable PC form card.
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by elorant 2y ago
We have ideas on how to leverage it. But we keep them to ourselves for our products and our companies. AI by itself isn’t a breakthrough product the same way that the iPhone or the web was. It’s a utility for others to enhance their product
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Leak claims RTX 5090 has 600W TGP, 32GB VRAM, 512-bit bus(tomshardware.com)
12 points by elorant 2y ago|3 comments
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Fake AI "podcasters" are reviewing my book and it's freaking me out(arstechnica.com)
2 points by elorant 2y ago|1 comments
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US moves to block all Chinese auto imports through software crackdown(theverge.com)
8 points by elorant 2y ago|1 comments
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Starlink imposes $100 "congestion charge" on new users in parts of US(arstechnica.com)
20 points by elorant 2y ago|14 comments
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by elorant 2y ago
How about integrity? Do you find that relevant? Usually people with integrity have high self-esteem because they adhere to a certain set of ethics. I'm not trying in any way to pass judgement, just to give you a different perspective.
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Samsung starts mass producing PM9E1 Gen 5M.2 drive with speeds up to 14.5 GB/s(tomshardware.com)
25 points by elorant 2y ago|19 comments
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FTC study: social media and video streaming companies are spying on users(theverge.com)
3 points by elorant 2y ago|1 comments
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iPhone 16 demand is so weak that employees can already buy it on discount(qz.com)
86 points by elorant 2y ago|96 comments
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by elorant 2y ago
If you lost half your gut or a kidney or had your stomach punctured you may be alive, but you’re definitely not battle ready. And you may never be again. A device that explodes in such close proximity to a body is more than certain that it
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by elorant 2y ago
It surely is because you corrode your target’s trust in technology. They moved from smartphones to pagers, now they’ll have to find even cruder types of communications.
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by elorant 2y ago
Pagers could have certain security options that would interest only a military organization. We don't know at which stage these were intercepted. They could just as easily be targeted to Hezbollah from the beginning of the sale. Advert
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by elorant 2y ago
Why would non-geeks want to run a local LLM? Electricity prices alone are quite high. Why not pay a subscription on a cloud service and be done with it.
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by elorant 2y ago
As it has been mentioned numerous times in the past, we are not the average user. I don't know anyone outside our bubble who would bother running a local LLM, or going into all the trouble building an x8 GPU rig to run one of the bigge

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