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Cofounder of a well-known startup accelerator and venture capital firm tells us the truth: we (still) don't know why companies are successful and how they are managed best ...
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The main advantage of Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller on Radxa X4 board is that they can now use the Raspberry Pi logo next to the Radxa X4 marketing to increase the awareness that they are "similar to Raspberry Pi". Without R
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Steve Jobs himself told what he saw at Xerox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7aUJyJbJMw
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This "demand multiples for the stock price" will kill the United States economy - one company at a time: HP, Boeing, and others are going in this direction...
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With more and more cores and RAM soon we will not need warehouse-scale anymore... everything will be on a single server again - for almost all needs... one can get servers with more than 10TB of RAM and soon we will have more than 1000 core
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But human drivers don't need such restructuring. They can also handle impaired pedestrians, nonstandard and missing signs/lane markings. And if AGI will be "better than most humans at most things" no restructuring should
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"We could make it happen today" -> As of today, human drivers make less mistakes than automated driving... and Tesla is promising it for a decade now, but has come to level 2 only (where drivers must hold the steering wheel) an
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"AGI is just around the corner" but we haven't be able to build "fully automatic car driving" for a decade... So first I would like to see car drivers replaced by non-general AI, then I will start believing in AGI..
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AI models that cost $1B to train are underway, $100B models coming
(tomshardware.com)
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A US supermarket is not allowed to sell Kinder Eggs - because they are "dangerous for children", BUT they are allowed to sell guns...
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It is NOT the fastest available today. I have a 1 year old PC bellow my desk which does faster neural network processing than M4. It has an Intel CPU and NVIDIA 4090. It runs Llama 7B models MUCH faster than any Apple's chip. And it is
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"device I can barely do anything with" -> Apple can do anything with iPads, but we - regular SW developers - are cut off... :)
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This is true, but... RTX 4090 has only 24GB RAM and M3 can run with 192GB RAM... A game changer for largest/best models...
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2y ago
Current 2 bit quant models are useless. Smaller models yield better results.
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2y ago
https://www.synopsys.com/dw/ipdir.php?ds=sw_metaware
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With optimized RC (which deffer deallocation) you have no "constant-time performance guarantee", because you don't know at which time the deffered deallocation will happen... And all modern RC implementations are heavily opti
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The more optimized RC is, the more similar it is to GC - and this includes properties like cycle handling and performance guarantees.
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In Firefox you can mute each individual tab.
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3y ago
when the bubble bursts, there may be (world) war
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It has been here for several millennia... it even has two legs to walk around and two rotating cameras connected to a very powerful LLM...
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3y ago
So garbage collection is not such a bad idea after all...
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Maybe Boeing is part of "National Security" and they are allowed to do anything with anyone...
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The mafia took over the Boeing Corporation...
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Every decent application should be a portable executable binary!
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Apple just prepared the ground for the next billion dollar EU fine...
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"counterfeit windows" -> the term "windows" is generic and shouldn't be a trade mark anyway...
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PCIe 3.0 x4 SSD runs at ~3500MB/s, PCIe 4.0 x4 SSD runs at ~7000MB/s and PCIe 5.0 x4 SSD runs at ~14000MB/s (yes - megabytes, not megabits)!
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This is a political action to angry consumers so that they complain to local governments... a type of sabotage...
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How can it be, that the US legal system derailed so much that such trolls can exist? A regular person or small business >>can't afford<< to go to trail and is therefore willing to settle... and patent trolls are living on t
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3y ago
Please read the article...
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