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by mlazos 2y ago
Haven’t heard of one good reason why aid via land crossings is being prevented from entering Gaza. The US literally built a pier to deliver aid when this is not an island country. Mass starvation, transferring of population (settlers in the
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by mlazos 2y ago
Saying X is fine because everybody else is doing it is tiresome. It’s implied in the original argument that X is not okay regardless of how many entities are doing X, so obviously it isn’t okay in the other circumstances as well.
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by mlazos 2y ago
I’m angry about this but it does seem to me like this court will actually reject civil asset forfeiture in general based on what gorsuch said after about it. These hearings are more of a procedural thing after assets have been seized.
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by mlazos 2y ago
Nothing is better than a comeback story and I try to feel as inspired as I can every day because the truth is people have made groundbreaking discoveries in their 50s, started businesses in their 70s and completely overcome much harder obst
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by mlazos 2y ago
I’ve mostly been staying at Hyatt hotels but what I like there is that TVs have chrome cast built in so I can cast from my phone, that could be a potential solution here?
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by mlazos 2y ago
I used to support the death penalty, but inevitably it is used by the state against the vulnerable, poor, and politically weak. If there’s even the possibility of one innocent person being killed, it is a perverse justice.
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by mlazos 3y ago
I’m just estimating here from public numbers. My point is the power consumption could be 100W on that workload and the groq chip could be 1k, both ridiculously optimistic. The whole system is still crazy expensive. H100s will not have laten
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by mlazos 3y ago
Peak H100 power consumption is 700W. Average power consumption of the groq card (from their own website) is 240W. With 576 chips it just doesn’t look good. How much is that millisecond perf gain worth it to end users? That said I think thei
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by mlazos 3y ago
The smoke and mirrors around groq are finally clearing. Truth is that their system is insanely expensive to maintain. hundreds (> 500 iirc) of chips to get wild tokens/s but the power and maintenance expense is crazy high for that
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by mlazos 3y ago
lol or just use mail! Done!
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by mlazos 3y ago
Honestly I’m tired of landlords expecting good returns, I’m glad they had this wake up call that yes, in fact there is risk in every investment. What really irks me is when they prefer vacancy to lowering rents.
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by mlazos 3y ago
lol if this were true why is Apple one of the most valuable companies on earth?
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by mlazos 3y ago
I feel like this can be trivially worked around by fine tuning from the initially copyrighted weights. They’re not demanding copyright, they’re just keeping them secret. If Meta keeps releasing high quality open source models, I don’t expec
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by mlazos 3y ago
lol what you’re describing is literally the free market. We just don’t know who the greater fool is until OpenAI booms more or busts.
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by mlazos 3y ago
You can’t scale horizontally forever because of communication. I think HBM would provide a lot more flexibility with the number of chips you need.
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by mlazos 3y ago
Describing tech platforms as a place where users work for no pay is quite an exaggeration. Apple and Microsoft for example do not conform to this business model. In fact the business models amongst the tech giants are so varied to group the
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by mlazos 3y ago
Innovation enables growth without raw natural resources. For example, the internet drastically improved productivity (GDP/time) by making communication faster. Also services are intangible, but provide economic value. If someone can no
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by mlazos 3y ago
Yeah but the VCs got their exit so DoorDash is a success! Growth!
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by mlazos 3y ago
I’m not sure what other evidence a court needs when that last paragraph is the definition of a cartel.
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by mlazos 3y ago
Isn’t it public relations?
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by mlazos 3y ago
I feel like google acquired a ton of robotics companies and then completely failed at productizing any of them. They’ve sold them off now I think so I don’t think this fits with anything they’re doing.
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by mlazos 3y ago
Just check levels, the Reddit hive mind is in full effect on this thread. It’s not nearly as bad as they make it out to be.
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by mlazos 3y ago
Can someone high level finally just tell me why they’re doing RTO. I really want to know, is it just a power thing? What bother me is that they went with open space to improve productivity, but we all know that was to cram more people into
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by mlazos 3y ago
lol why do you think they picked those cities? No snow or ice or much inclement weather other than rain. It is not just scaling horizontally.
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by mlazos 3y ago
If they use the same runners, couldn’t the attacker just wait? The runners would need to be sequestered too
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by mlazos 3y ago
A DSL lib is a subset of “all possible function libs” and there is no such thing as a function library which is a host language primitive by definition. You can’t be a primitive of a language if you’re implemented in a library for that lang
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by mlazos 3y ago
No lol not all libraries are DSLs, we’re talking specifically about libraries which provide functions allowing you to construct a computational graph. These libraries are DSLs, not host language primitives.
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by mlazos 3y ago
It’s a DSL by definition because a function provided by an external library cannot be a language primitive in the host language, or else it wouldn’t need to be an external library! Unless we’re talking about a LISP but we’re not.
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by mlazos 3y ago
He’s saying that PyTorch in essence is a DSL embedded in python which introspects itself to perform automatic differentiation. Libraries can’t normally peek at what ops are performed on variables in a given language, only the compiler/
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by mlazos 3y ago
Sam just got lucky, look who was in the board that ousted him! A bunch of no-names with no experience managing companies with a valuation over 10k except the quora exec. OpenAI was a backwater before ChatGPT and it absolutely exploded. When

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