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thiago_fm
1y ago
For inference there are many solutions like groq. The margins there will be small. The fat margins is in training, in NVidia hardware.
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It's the final phase of the cycle. In theory, expect even higher amounts of "virtual" money being circulated (stock options deals), until people stop believing in it. It's the time you can be certain that NASDAQ will go
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H100s have certain tradeoffs that makes gaming not as energy efficient. Funnily enough, H100s are already old hardware, and soon will all get fully depreciated. Billions and billions of depreciated assets!
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This looks such a beautiful idea. Lovely.
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When the bubble pops, the US' FTC will need to place limits on those circular deals like this. Literally the whole big tech will melt. There are banks that are backing up certain GPU deals and those will be hit with billion losses as w
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I wonder if the solar panels could be tailored themselves to be a balcony, but with a rather distinct look. That would be a massive win. I bet some people wouldn't install it now because it looks kinda meh.
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That will never happen in Germany. Most people in Germany don't live big and don't have any intentions of doing so. No AC and people have real concerns about the environment and our impact on it.
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That is so wrong, both your take about transmission losses and the expectations that there is enough land in a 'neighborhood' to do that.
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The thought about UBI is mostly "American". I understand this website is mostly used by people living in the US, but other countries and people have a very different understanding of... work and pay. The truth is that "UBI&qu
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I have many friends that spent $10K+. Some see it as an investment as you can flip things. It's a digital market, NFT-esque, sold as a game.
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FIFA the game, I guess this comes with the context of it being EA. Maybe this will be part of a bigger acquisition... or maybe they have already acquired everything they could, except that they don't want make FIFA look like a bad saud
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1y ago
Interesting feature, but I'm afraid of using it on Excel. It's so easy to mess up on Excel, there are no crystal clear diffs like on Git. And even if that on Git we make mistakes. Very often you have data that affects other data e
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They basically bought FIFA (now called FC). It's a very simple money-printing machine, with plenty of people addicted to it with its gambling/gache style game. All the other IP barely make any revenue and will likely get even less
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1y ago
Isn't it obvious that a private equity firm will focus on profit and let people die? Public healthcare is the only way to go. This has been proven multiple times in so many countries.
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I'm sorry, but you are very incorrect. In Amazon... You'd be surprised to know how many brands sell 90% of the products availabile there. The same applies to Youtube, you'd be surprised to know how many channels per country g
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1y ago
Playing games, it has a good graphics card
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1y ago
I love the design of his blog -- the use of dots, link highlights etc. It also brings back memory of 2000s internet, but merged into Today's design standards. I assume this was intentional.
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Have you seen the environmental impact of shale gas? If the US is willing to destroy certain areas of its country in exchange for money, Europe will give them the dollars. If Europe has nobody else to do it for them, I'm sure they'
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Literally all new products nowadays come with a great degree of software and hardware. Whether they are a SaaS or a kitchen product. Programming will still exist, it will be just different. Programming has changed a lot of times before as w
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I can understand that, but both the elite and the bottom will be pulled down with the policy. As I've mentioned, industrialization will happen benefiting jobs for blue collars, but you'll have lots of inflation. And inflation hurt
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FED is caught between a rock and a hard place, in a double bind. Because of jobs data, it will 100% cut interest rates in the next 2-3 FED meetings with inflation clearly showing an upwards trend. US could print money for over a decade beca
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They MUST. It doesn't matter if it looks fragile or how much money it is. LLMs risk most of those companies business, they can't afford to not be ahead. If they aren't ahead, there's a risk that the entire US's eco
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Just read business books if you want to improve your decision making skills and leadership books, of course, network etc. Those publications' content are ephemeral and age quite fast, you don't learn much that can help you develop
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This isn't Europe's fault. But the fact that US's diplomatic policy USED TO make us not want to do it. Europe using US tech was a bonding measure between the two parties. We can quickly and easy build european "FAANG&quo
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I tried the Claude Code thing and the generated code is utter garbage. Also, it fails to iterate on complex features. If you are just creating CRUDs, it may work. But even on CRUD scenarios I've seen it completely lose context and use
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Hardware is definitely extremely important. Dig more into the topic and you'll understand where all those chips sold to Singapure went to.
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If you are asking about LLMs, yes we will. We have hit it already. All those LLMs benchmarks are terrible. LLMs gets better at it, but users don't perceive it. LLMs haven't improved that much the last year. For AI in general, the
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Great article documenting PEZY. It's incredible how close they are from NVidia despite being a very small team. To me, this looks like a win. Governments are there to finance projects like this that enable the country to have certain s
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It's a robots and AI company (with 0 revenue coming from those product lines)
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Love my Polo, it's by far the best car of its category for what you get, with many ADAS features, very good infotaintment system. It's my first VW. VW software has improved a lot in the past 2 years, I went from a hater to a fan.
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