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by kcb 4mo ago
> In 2014 Tesla cars were endemic, you could see them everywhere Tesla sells like 8x the number of cars in Norway today than they did in 2014.
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by kcb 4mo ago
I think Vulkan Video is just another api to access those hardware decoders. It's not going to bring support for codecs to hardware without the support.
33.
by kcb 4mo ago
The same chip that's been available in the DGX Spark for like 8 months now...why are we pretending like its the next big thing.
34.
by kcb 4mo ago
A real example https://github.com/OHF-Voice/micro-wake-word
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by kcb 4mo ago
This will likely have worse single threaded performance than recent Qualcomm CPUs.
36.
by kcb 4mo ago
So in the end, the government still needs a department that assesses properties to determine if the owner has undervalued it.
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by kcb 5mo ago
https://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/NVIDIA-R...
38.
by kcb 5mo ago
SRAM is still high bandwidth memory...it's literally the most space inefficient and expensive type of memory.
39.
by kcb 5mo ago
Any system mandated by the government will have a backdoor to deanonymize users. Nothing would convince me otherwise.
40.
by kcb 5mo ago
The point is metric shit-tons of SRAM is still large amounts of expensive memory.
41.
by kcb 5mo ago
There's no magic bullet for inference on cheap accelerators. Any accelerator will still require large amounts of high bandwidth memory.
42.
by kcb 5mo ago
Elon Musk has been failing any minute now since like what? 2015
43.
by kcb 5mo ago
This reads a lot like "the way I choose to live is the best and everyone else is sad." Anyone in a dense suburb is getting all the fresh food they want from a choice of 6 different grocery stores. And it's silly to complain a
44.
by kcb 6mo ago
Nonsense, Apple has on package memory and the primary reason for that is overall packaging and layout not performance
45.
by kcb 6mo ago
We can't let people install the applications they choose because my grandma. Is a pretty prevailing opinion
46.
by kcb 6mo ago
You can just configure the device to not give the child the ability to download apps without approval.
47.
by kcb 6mo ago
There's already like 17 different parental control solutions out there for every device platform. You can and should use one and don't let your kid go to any website or use any specific app without your approval first.
48.
by kcb 6mo ago
In a few months Google will automatically deploy new software on our devices. This will be for our benefit and to help protect us. If you still want to sideload dangerous unnaproved applications, first just ask Google for permission and the
49.
by kcb 6mo ago
There are countless games on the store that let you kill endless hordes of humans in detail...
50.
by kcb 6mo ago
That's why we all still use our e machines its never obsolete PCs. Works just the same it did 20 years ago, though probably not because I've never heard of hardware that's guaranteed not to fail.
51.
by kcb 6mo ago
My point is LLMs aren't more usable if the hardware is in your room versus a few states away. Personal computers still to this day aren't great when the hardware is fully remote.
52.
by kcb 6mo ago
The difference is computers post text terminal are latency and throughput dependent to the user. LLMs are not particularly.
53.
by kcb 6mo ago
That's 4 32GB GPUs with 600GB/s bw each. This model is not running on that scale GPUs. I think something like 96GB RTX PRO 6000 Blackwells would be the minimum to run a model of this size with performance in the range of subscript
54.
by kcb 6mo ago
Exactly the point though. In the 640KB days there was no subscription to ever increasing compute resources as an alternative.
55.
by kcb 6mo ago
Subscription services get all the same benefits from computer hardware getting better. But actually due to scale, batching, resource utilization, they'll always be able to take more advantage of that.
56.
by kcb 6mo ago
The 4-bit quants are 350GB, what hardware are you talking about?
57.
by kcb 6mo ago
What benefit is there to dropping $50k on GPUs to run this personally besides being a cool enthusiast project?
58.
by kcb 6mo ago
Nemotron 3 Super was released recently. That's a direct competitor to gpt-oss-120b. https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/introducing-nemotron-3-sup...
59.
by kcb 6mo ago
Victory is my device and its OS working the same way it always worked and the way it worked when I bought it.
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by kcb 6mo ago
Because the initial announcement included none of that... it wasn't addressed at all until the harsh sentiment.

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