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by qrios 1y ago
This is not my domain, but I assume the MMUs acting like a switch and something like multicast is not available here. I‘ve tried to implement such on a FPGA and it was extremely cost intensiv.
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by qrios 1y ago
If multiple cores tries to get the same memory addresses, the MMU feeds only one core, the second one have to whait. Depends on the type of RAM, this will cost a lot of cycles. GPU MMUs can handle multiple line in parallel. But not 10k core
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by qrios 1y ago
For sure an interesting calculation. Only one remark from someone with GPU metal experience: > But compute becomes the bottleneck in certain scenarios. With long context sequences, attention computation scales quadratically with sequence
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by qrios 1y ago
https://archive.is/2025.08.21-172524/https://www.bloomberg.c...
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by qrios 1y ago
Why the name „Moravec“ is two times correct in this article, but it is misspelled if it is a link text.
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by qrios 1y ago
Right, I missed a whole decade. (For me 1989, the Mauerfall is the official end of GDR)
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by qrios 1y ago
‘The Lives of Others’ is an outstanding film. However, it is a reappraisal of East German history and was made seven years after the collapse (the director grew up in West Germany and Western Europe). US-America has looked at the subject of
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by qrios 1y ago
> I don't care if someone knows how many times I've watched Idiocracy. I come from Germany, from East Germany. And some people there wanted to know if you had seen certain films and how often. And ‘Idiocracy’ would have been ve
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by qrios 1y ago
Some numbers are posted in the comments: > … you can expect the speed to half when going from 4k to 16k long prompt … > … it did slow down somewhat (from 25T/s to 18T/s) for very long context … Depends on the hardware confi
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by qrios 1y ago
Isn't "Private Compute Cloud" just a marketing term with some restrict sec architecture? The real personal assistant LLM would mean to have the realtime data available in hot memory (to make sure to give instant responses). A
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by qrios 1y ago
Current "good enough" models like Mistral Small require GPUs like the RTX 6000 to achieve user-friendly response times. The model quality is good enough, especially for narrow-scope tasks like summarization and classification. If
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by qrios 1y ago
„Advance the Science of AI 9“? Is this a reference to the AMD chip, or just a fragment of a removed numbered list? Edit: It‘s a fragment of the PDF-to-HTML [1] 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44661843
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by qrios 1y ago
Source: https://archive.is/3iWxi (Bloomberg: "Tim Cook Isn’t Going Anywhere Soon, But an Apple Shake-Up Looms")
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by qrios 1y ago
Thanks for putting this together! From now on I only need one link to point interested ones to learn. Only one suggestion: On page "OpenAI-compatible API" it would be great to have also a simple example for the pure REST call inst
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by qrios 1y ago
„Deutsche Welle“ (dw) is a public funded station. It‘s like VOA of Germany, at least from the flow of money perspective.
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by qrios 1y ago
All three points are valid for every platform provider, and so for car manufactures.
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by qrios 1y ago
I remember "Halbgefrorenes"[1] as one of the main source of income for many restaurants and Cafés in the former DDR(GDR). Second recipe to generate nearly unlimited profit was Soljanka[2]. [1] https://de.wikipedia.org&#
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by qrios 1y ago
In my understanding the amount of energy in our universe is limited and this limitation is related to the very basic parameters of our universe. To escape this limitation you need to have an host universe with different fundamental constant
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by qrios 1y ago
There is a twist: author (Franco Vazza[1]) simulates universes: > I study turbulence, shocks, magnetic fields and relativistic particles in the Universe using challenging large cosmological simulations. [1] https://cosmosimfra
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Why it is (nearly) impossible that we live in a simulation(arxiv.org)
6 points by qrios 1y ago|3 comments
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by qrios 2y ago
Iconic Concorde back to the skies just in time for April[1] [1] https://htxt.co.za/2025/04/iconic-concorde-back-to-the-skies...
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Simple MCP server to query themoviedb(gist.github.com)
1 points by qrios 2y ago|0 comments
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by qrios 2y ago
Interesting article, but no reference to "DEVS"? Prediction of the worms behaviour is a key scene[1] in the opening episode. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEfyT3vLD2c
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by qrios 2y ago
> Armed with the coolest business card in journalism, identifying me as the "cosmic affairs correspondent" of The New York Times … The author Dennis Overbye about his retirement in December 2024 [1] [1] https://archi
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by qrios 2y ago
The question is answered in the full title: > "Gödel's theorem debunks the most important AI myth. AI will not be conscious" Same statement from Penrose here with Lex Friedman: "Consciousness is Not a Computation&quot
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by qrios 2y ago
In very simple words: it is one way to reduce the white squares in the picture from @danielhanchen[1]. In more complex words: imagine a processor which is able to process every instruction in 10 clock cycles. But also the processor is able
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by qrios 2y ago
Rerun is exactly what we have been looking for years. A game engine for the visualisation of multidimensional data without all the game 3D knowledge. I have so many questions! (Can I access a mmap file, display it in real time with rerun an
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Brian Krebs with some background on the story about Edward Coristine(infosec.exchange)
9 points by qrios 2y ago|0 comments
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by qrios 2y ago
It is downloading a dataset (TinyStories) from huggingface[1]. Here you can drill down deeper into the structure and content of the source data. [1] https://huggingface.co/datasets/roneneldan/TinyStories
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by qrios 2y ago
Looks great! Easy to put into a container and the first training with the defined data is already running (on a 16core, 128GB, Nvidia 3090 with 14GB available).

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