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by jocaal 4y ago
a spherical cow in a vacuum with g=10 ;)
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by jocaal 4y ago
> The money they save from buying components from Intel is sunk into development of the processors That doesn't sound right. The m series chips are literally copy pasted from their a series and they operate at a scale where they pro
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by jocaal 4y ago
> Does society have sufficient resources to care for all its citizens, whether that is done inside or external to the family. nope
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by jocaal 4y ago
The problem AI search has is monetization, openAI can't run gpu server farms to serve 100M customers for free forever. This was a problem that plagued early google as well, sergey and larry were against using ads for monetization, but
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by jocaal 4y ago
That is the advantage of modular devices. If you want something, you can literally make it yourself and slot it into the system. If you fall into the camp of just wanting to buy something that works perfectly out of the box, can you really
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by jocaal 4y ago
Google has TPUs, Amazon has tranium and inferentia
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by jocaal 4y ago
You realize that these language models are like 100's of GBs in size and consumes 10's of GB's of memory. Last time I checked, apple still ships their products with less than the market average in both of these specs. If you
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by jocaal 4y ago
You can also save yourself time. I see so many people use enormous amounts of time reading headlines about companies and consuming videos about the economy and all that jazz to stay up to date and make "informed trades". But in th
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by jocaal 4y ago
The programmers back in the day were pretty good, i think a decent programmer from 30 years ago would be better that the average today.
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by jocaal 4y ago
Yeah, look at the toyota vs ford debates for trucks, these people are extremely brand loyal
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by jocaal 4y ago
Yes, the instruction set is quite commonly supported, but knights landing was a hole different beast. The main focus of KL was to maximize AVX512 throughput for use in scientific workloads, but the processor ended up being a business failur
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by jocaal 4y ago
I don't understand, the Ampere they refer to in their free tier are cpu's not gpu's. How did you manage to do that
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by jocaal 4y ago
> What's good for the individual is not always what's good for society. Should we not prioritize the society as a whole, compared to the individual? This is like saying its ok to ignore global warming, because my immediate bene
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by jocaal 4y ago
What makes you think that apple can even compete at all? The businesses they are competing with in this space have actual monetary incentive to do research in the field, this sounds like the comments people make about apples electric cars a
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by jocaal 4y ago
I am curious, what makes you say things are getting better?
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by jocaal 4y ago
What does this even mean?
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by jocaal 4y ago
> and gave k8s to the world and then what? kubernetes came after the rise of aws, likely to keep google in the game > Does the world really need fucsia? ChromeOS? ChromeOS is an extremely popular OS, especially in education markets an
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by jocaal 4y ago
> Google has not made a significant effort to dominate in this field. What? Tensorflow, one of the 2 main frameworks for doing AI work is a google project. Google has domain specific processors to accelerate AI workloads - tensor process
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by jocaal 4y ago
you can get the personal domain from tor and then use the domain on the regular net.
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by jocaal 4y ago
The above post kindoff answers this. If the religion makes the persuit of learning certain things meaningless, then eventually you will find that the people who adopted that worldview are less capable in those things, than those who didn&#x
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by jocaal 4y ago
> Or that they should build their own high-quality search engines? That may already be happening https://openwebsearch.eu/ The role of a government in a capatilistic society is to basically do the stuff that isn't p
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by jocaal 4y ago
For all intents and purposes, it is global. Facebook claims multiple billions of users and I myself am from a pretty isolated area and can say that social media definitley has a big presence here.
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by jocaal 4y ago
Some combination of social justice and mozilla
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by jocaal 4y ago
So some of the richest companies in the world chose to invest in the more powerful platforms, does that mean if you don't already have billions in the bank, you aren't allowed to create applications for users on multiple platforms
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by jocaal 4y ago
product-market fit
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by jocaal 4y ago
You forgot to mention IBM
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by jocaal 4y ago
This seems a little backwards though. On our path to being a more accepting society, we put more people down instead of lifting people up.
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by jocaal 4y ago
Not giving management of a company shares is a very bad idea. A company's soul purpose is to serve its shareholders and to keep management and the shareholders on the same page, management should be given shares in the company. https:
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by jocaal 4y ago
A world where small and subtle fouls are continuously punished sounds pretty scary to me.
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by jocaal 4y ago
I don't think a pure fusion bomb will have any form of advantage compared to the current hydro-bombs. They wouldn't produce more energy, but will need more gear to reach ignition.

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