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by wmf 3mo ago
x402 is the standard.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Something has gone wrong at HP. They are also charging $7,000 for Strix Halo.
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by wmf 3mo ago
It's stablecoins not Monero.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Quantity isn't quality.
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by wmf 3mo ago
It's happening: https://www.phoronix.com/news/HP-EliteBook-X-G2q-Linux
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by wmf 3mo ago
There's no proof of work to begin with.
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by wmf 3mo ago
If you're paying per token for AI, you can also pay a smaller amount to use the Web.
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by wmf 3mo ago
You figured out for yourself why credit cards won't be used. That's why they're pushing stablecoins with no refunds.
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by wmf 3mo ago
The problem is that AI has made it increasingly difficult to tell bot from human. Presumably Cloudflare's answer to this is CAPTCHAs.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Apparently the price is the price. If customers aren't willing to write a blank check, Broadcom doesn't want them.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Meta is simultaneously so short on capacity that they're renting from Google and also have so much excess capacity that they're going to sell it.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Those are part of the GPU not the Neural Engine.
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by wmf 3mo ago
For one thing they could put pirate sites on a separate IP so when that IP gets blocked it doesn't take out legitimate sites.
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by wmf 3mo ago
It wouldn't be a blanket pardon.
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by wmf 3mo ago
There is a maximum size.
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by wmf 4mo ago
I'm questioning technical risks such as BEOL transistors and 2T DRAM cell structure, not the economics. Cerebras has already retired their technical risk.
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by wmf 4mo ago
This design is absolutely wild. It probably won't work but I admire the dream.
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by wmf 4mo ago
I suspect Chinese GPUs (e.g. Biren) are not mature.
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by wmf 4mo ago
Yes, they should score well on Linpack as long as they use Ozaki emulation.
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by wmf 4mo ago
Historically there have been a bunch of clusters on the Top 500 that weren't used for HPC. The tell is that they used Ethernet (this was before RoCE). It's less efficient but you can still get an OK Linpack score.
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by wmf 4mo ago
We shouldn't trade privacy for fried chicken.
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by wmf 4mo ago
You need Non-Transparent Bridging (NTB) for that; I don't know if AMD has it.
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by wmf 4mo ago
They're banning Polestar cars that are designed in Sweden (I guess) and made in the US... because the car's Google firmware is Chinese-owned. This case isn't about saving jobs (that's what tariffs are for); it's a m
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by wmf 4mo ago
This headline isn't great. It's an interview with Tony Fadell who invented the iPod, iPhone, and Nest thermostat. Before the iPod, Fadell worked at failed PDA maker General Magic. The interview doesn't get into other 90s atte
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by wmf 4mo ago
This sounds pretty bad. If you ask Sol to write code it hacks your environment instead? "We noted from our observations and incidents that OpenAI shared with us that the model had some overt undesirable propensities, including cheating
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by wmf 4mo ago
It's worth reading the original paper instead of cherry-picked summaries in the press.
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by wmf 4mo ago
It's not even out yet. Give it a second.
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by wmf 4mo ago
JS fatigue was never real and can't hurt you.
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by wmf 4mo ago
Good news: GPT-5.6 has been export restricted.
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by wmf 4mo ago
Speaking of the army, it's not clear that the extremely narrow feature set of Oxide justifies the engineering effort required. The storage market used to be dominated by Oxide-style vertical integration and bespoke engineering and almo

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