frozenport

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by frozenport 3y ago
this is a good thing (tm)
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by frozenport 3y ago
Truth is that there is another startup called graph core that is doing exactly that, and also a really big chip
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by frozenport 3y ago
This was sort of the dream of KNL but today I noticed Xeon Phi CPUs support (a.k.a. Knight Landing and Knight Mill) are marked as deprecated. GCC will emit a warning when using the -mavx5124fmaps, -mavx5124vnniw, -mavx512er, -mavx512p
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by frozenport 3y ago
In principle, training is basically the same as running inference but iteratively, in practice training would use a different software stack.
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by frozenport 3y ago
I assume given the architecture that Groq actually doesn't get any faster for batch sizes >1 I guess if you don't have any extra junk you can pack more processing into the chip?
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by frozenport 3y ago
https://wow.groq.com/artificialanalysis-ai-llm-benchmark-dou... Seems to have it. Looks cost competitive but a lot faster.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Tip of the ice-berg. DRAM needs to be refreshed every X cycles. This means you don't know the time it takes to read from memory. You could be reading at a refresh cycle. This circuitry also adds latency.
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by frozenport 3y ago
The model being too restrictive does seem to be a good point. Do you think there are less restrictive models hosted on poe.com?
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by frozenport 3y ago
Yeah just offload the compute onto the cloud.
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by frozenport 3y ago
The actual item is required to understand where it occurs and if these sequences have other explanations.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Where are the TEM images of the proposed structures?
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by frozenport 3y ago
Well I’ve been using it with Mac os
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by frozenport 3y ago
Dell UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor - U3224KB is pretty good. The same as the `Pro Display XDR` but with more ports, and half the cost.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Had the opposite experience. My 6k monitor kicked the butt of the spatial computing screen. My Macbook was easier to use. I could use my phone laying on the side. There were ultimately a lot better, less blurry display options.
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by frozenport 3y ago
lol. There exist bioluminescent aquarium fish that live for several years. Clearly the market will provide the plant the customer wants.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Putin != Russia It was, and has always been a war to maintain a kleptocratic autocrat.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Yeah but as the article mentioned this wasn't really a issue until the Romans were conquered by the Lombards and their nearly invincible Lamborghinis.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Whats up with the fixation on air pollution? Indoor air pollution was astronomically higher when people were gathered around a warm hearth.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Boost is extremely popular. I've used it in almost all my projects.
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by frozenport 3y ago
The lock out from the world of actual software and useful peripherals devices is a uniquely Apple self inflicted wound.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Its the best VR screen ever but we got locked out of using it due to Apple's software. Most useful app is seeing your macbook screen but its hard to constantly adjust compared to just moving your macbook. I'm returning mine on Sat
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by frozenport 3y ago
It runs a desktop os and you can use your regular apps, along with a keyboard and mouse.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Those banks effectively issued sub-prime mortgages, in part due to obvious fraud. Will Canadians let them fail?
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by frozenport 3y ago
I've been running the version on poe and chat.groq.com for the last week. Much better than llama 70b.
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by frozenport 3y ago
I think you can try it online at chat.groq.com
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by frozenport 3y ago
I taught this subject at the graduate level. With an emphasis on basis functions and computing we could do it in a single semester. The more interesting thing was that most students had practically no useful previous knowledge despite forma
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by frozenport 3y ago
Really struggle to understand the thread from Rowhammer. It would seem to be particularly dangerous, but then I don't see everybody getting pwned.
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by frozenport 3y ago
No, the Soviets couldn't get any of their engineering computation done either [1]. Later they were unable to do things like manufacture propellers for their submarines [2]. Not to mention the Gulf War. [1] `The state of scientific comp
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by frozenport 3y ago
Apple not letting us use firefox is pretty big
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by frozenport 3y ago
Reminds me of the approach for `ExaGear Strategies`. Was a popular way to run Heroes of Might and Magic III on Android.

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