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trsohmers
4y ago
I appreciate your feedback, and I agree I could have better worded and taken it in a more constructive direction. Thank you, and I hope myself and others will try to have more productive discourse.
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Sadly I’m on my phone at the moment and can’t find the specific post, but in that PR or related discussion there was talk of only a few GB of the weights actually being used during the computation, which anyone who understands how a multi h
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4y ago
The tl;dr as I understand it is that jart had a misunderstanding of how what was actually happening and the benefits of the map optimization… the claims of actually being able to shrink the model size from 20GB > 6GB were just completely
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4y ago
It’s in large part due to the wire density… a 6T SRAM bit cell by itself could scale transistor density well, but the word lines and bit lines are the limiters as they typically have to go up 4 metal layers. Also, each read/write port
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4y ago
Would you like to play a nice game of Global Thermonuclear War?
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4y ago
Not sure why you bring up NVIDIA, unless you don’t know that the ARM acquisition was cancelled.
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4y ago
Silver’s electromigration is significantly worse than copper, leading to reduced reliability. Plus the fact that silver is ~200x more expensive doesn’t help.
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AI hardware, PC gaming rig maker partner on powerful AI/ML laptop
(theregister.com)
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If we haven’t fired the clathrate gun already, I’m personally convinced it is inevitable in the next ~decade. Practically no one I talk to, who are generally concerned about climate change, have the same fear I do about the clathrate gun an
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I have no idea how, but I actually guessed The Prestige... for some reason I just thought it reminded me of a Tesla Coil. Field of Dreams was a guess just based on it looking like a baseball field. I'm pretty impressed by ones like Fer
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5y ago
and since there are 4 people, it ends up being only $11.5k per minute per person.... cheaper per minute than Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic's amusement park rides
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You are off by a factor of 3... it is $46k a minute, there are 4320 minutes in 3 days.
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Guessing he is referring to this: https://news.yahoo.com/british-prime-minister-reveals-put-00... There was a “no comment” denial evidently, for whatever that is worth. Also, hi Isaac.
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S1E3 Emancipation... one of the most disliked episodes by most fans but I agree that the scene was handled well... but the rest of the episode is not good. The writer of the episode (Katharyn Powers, who only worked on SG1 in season 1) was
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5y ago
Because there is no mining at all... The reward for new blocks is given on what can be thought of as a lottery system to those that have coins staked, and the reward is proportional to the amount staked. Effectively, payouts go out to every
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This is complete FUD pseudoscience, and the fact that it has 7 upvotes in 7 minutes suggests to me something malicious. The author [0] of this is a quack anti-vaxxer, and the publisher is no better. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org&
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AI Chip Startup Groq raises $300M
(forbes.com)
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(Shameless self promotion): Check out Lambda's GPU cloud: https://lambdalabs.com/service/gpu-cloud
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The Computerless Computer Company (1991)
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It isn't. Hedge fund managers have "idea dinners" with dozens of their friends all the time to discuss what plays they are thinking... they frequently also bring in guests that represent companies, or even politicians/fo
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It is pretty easy to tell that Melvin was lying through their teeth when they said this... the volume for them to cover was not there, and most estimates was that it would take 6-8 days for them to actually exit their position.
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Even though robinhood is claiming to allow people to close their open positions, I have been trying for hours to close two options contracts and continue to get error messages saying that I "don't have enough buying power", w
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There were a lot of people waiting for the refresh for one-two years now... they are going to be production limited for a long time on the new S and X.
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And this article was from over 2 months ago...
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The US government asked Twitter and other social media sites not to ban certain groups of ISIS twitter accounts until they were able to gain enough information... afterwards Twitter had no problem deleting hundreds of thousands of ISIS&#x
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51% attack does not correlate at all with owning 51% of the coins, it is about having 51% of the network hashrate. If you were to round up the current network hashrate from 145 million TH/s to 150 million TH/s, and use the Nicehas
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Funny, I thought the Stargate was at least 28 stories below ground...
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Completely different technology and completely different use case...
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I don't know how a person in a matter of weeks can go from at the very least accepting (if not advocating) of the idea of genocide as an "answer" to that "question" could do a complete 180. When people are that dera
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South Park Creators Launch New DeepFake News Show
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