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AMD Instinct Coder Puts 8 MI325X GPUs Behind Local AI Coding(storagereview.com)
2 points by galaxyLogic 2mo ago|0 comments
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
"... the chip serve Meta’s Llama 3.1 8B at a blistering 16,960 tokens a second — when announced last February, that was 48x faster than Nvidia's GPUs and 8.5x faster than Cerebras' accelerators. "
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
I think the big news is that AMD is getting into memory-business so they won't be so dependent on Hynix and what have you. Memory is the bottleneck currently.
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Feom https://brennan.day/what-have-note-taking-pkms-accomplished-... : "German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, as he was famous for his use of the "slip box" or Zettelkasten note-taking method and the achieved out
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Well if you write down a snippet of code, and later upi reliaze you need that code a gain but don't remember it but do remember that you must have written a note about it, then writing down the note was useful. The issue I'm still
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
This made me think: Could it be that the purpose of the Voynich Manuscript was similar, not to carry real knowledge but to make people possessing it believe they would be magically infused with some higher order esoteric knowledge?
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
> a habit is something you do habitually That soounds a tiny bit circular. Doesn't "habitually" mean to do something out of habit? I'd suggest "habit" is something we often do, but don't really need to
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
It is a trade-off. The benefits seems to outweigh the downsides, but it can still be painful. But we can try to alleviate the problems by using our rational mind.
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Wizard's Apprentice: When you use something powerful you don't understand it is dangerous
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Somewhat reminiscient of I-Ching
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
The concept of 4 different uses of documentation seems great. But I wonder why the presentation of Diaraxis itself is not clearly structured into these 4 different "views" on documentation? Or are they?
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Another thing that seems to have stopped working is getting song-titles for CDs from the internt on Windows at least. I bought a few CDs recenently and it's no fun pplaying them on the PC or keeping my "library" organized on
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
And killing G+ killed a community. I lost many could be real-friends, whom I've never heard from since. That if anyting was Evil, killing a community.
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
There's no such thing as free beer
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Note, that "This sentence is written in English" is not about the meaning of a sentence but about its encoding. Statements about Truth are about the meaning of something. What does "This" in the above sentence refer to?
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Good pointers. But Claude Code is even more expensive.
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
That would be a bad idea. In Smalltalk the "image" was the main thing and I think that was one thing that led to the commercail demise of Smalltalk. You can not combine two (or more) images. You can not build new things by using &
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by galaxyLogic 2mo ago
Interesting point about "self-referential sentences". I tend to agree. In my view a sentence saying something like "This sentence ..." does not have valid semantic meaning. It says nothing because, what "This"
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
Or would it mean they will consume the same amount of energy as other data-centers, but just produce 5x as many tokens, perhaps.
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AMD attacks the rack with Helios systems that rival Nvidia's(theregister.com)
4 points by galaxyLogic 3mo ago|2 comments
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Microsoft is losing the battle to protect license lucre(theregister.com)
5 points by galaxyLogic 3mo ago|1 comments
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AMD and Cerebras join forces against Nvidia's Groq LPUs(theregister.com)
3 points by galaxyLogic 3mo ago|0 comments
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
Data-centers should be required to provide their own clean energy plus some extra for the community. That would also create clean-energy jobs.
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
> with a side of extinction risk. My proposal would be to require data-centers to provide enough clean energy to power themselves for years to come. That would help humanity survive. Plus it would lower energy costs when there is more po
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
This speaks for the benefits of JavaScript runtimes like Bun and Node.js. JavaScript is a dynamically typed language which makes it a good choice for explorative programming. It is a Lisp in sheeps' clothing. Programs which need more s
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
Plus 1) There's much more reusable open source code written in Rust than in Zig 2) There are more Rust developers than Zig developers.
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
If Kim was "distilled" from Claude, how much were the token costs, assuming Kim got everything it can out of Claude?
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
3 groups are suspect: Doctors, Police and Firemen. If they did their job well, they would have no job. Politicians too, by having big problems they guarantee they can get people to vote for them by promising to solve those problems. But pe
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
I think it's the same situation and direction with human dancers on every pop-music stage. They add nothing to the music so why are they there? It used to be that musicians focused on great playing and singers on great singing, but now
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by galaxyLogic 3mo ago
Good points. One thing about AI-agents: They are a tool, but a very new kind of tool. An AI Agent is a new kind of tool because it is a tool that uses tools. We could say it is a "meta-tool".

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