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by yalogin 7mo ago
The stargate, nvidia and amd deals are all linked together and the fallout is not public. Nvidia and amd stock seems to not care about it at all. Oracle fired 30000 employees, not sure if it’s to fund that initiative or a fall out of that
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by yalogin 7mo ago
I don’t know why anyone would want to invest in OpenAI on the open market. They are wildly over priced, very much in the red, don’t have the momentum at this time. Their pitch is “trust us even though we are losing money every quarter we ar
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by yalogin 7mo ago
First thing that comes to mind is musk will be absolutely insufferable and childish about it. A lot of companies will be impacted but it’s not going to happen. They are cleaning up their messes to go public
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Ai is terrible, specifically Gemini and ChatGPT are bad, they are purposely sycophantic. Gemini over the last week was tweaked to be even worse, it constantly asks for what I think about something at the end of a response. It felt off the f
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by yalogin 7mo ago
What if Claude needs me to install some software and hoses my distro. Jai cannot protect there as I am running the script myself
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by yalogin 7mo ago
I don’t follow, do you mean to say that meta will become an infra provider instead of the full experience?
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by yalogin 7mo ago
The bigger question is if AI helps cut down the time of development by 10x (assume for this conversation), and the products are released immediately, will companies keep pushing products/functionalities out every week/month? They
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by yalogin 7mo ago
This just shows the hold Apple has on our collective minds. No such showboating for ibm, Microsoft, Amazon or Google. May be Google and Amazon are still young relatively. IBM totally is out of tech people’s minds and they themselves think o
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Glad to see the judicial system works sometimes atleast. Less cynically now, the president has admired Xi many many times openly, and it’s clear he prefers an administrative style similar to China. That is what he is turning the country int
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by yalogin 7mo ago
I don’t know what I am looking at there. What is a subprocessor?
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Another company would have killed it a long time ago. It lasted this long because it’s Apple.
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Consumers have always paid with data not money. That is just how we are groomed. In fact that is more valuable to companies as it turns out. Sora though doesn’t work that way, it costs the company a lot with no useful data for them. It was
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by yalogin 7mo ago
This is probably an attempt to retarget the education space more with the launch of the neo. Of course targeting a bigger enterprise space is not a bad idea
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by yalogin 7mo ago
This makes sense. OpenAI correctly realized overindexong on consumer where there isn’t money is not the right way. By not focusing on enterprise they ceded the market to Claude. Now they are rethinking and pivoting
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Apple’s unified memory architecture plays a huge part in this. This will trigger a large scale rearchitecture of mobile hardware across the board. I am sure they are already underway. I understand this is for a demo but do we really need a
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by yalogin 7mo ago
The big issue isn’t even age verification. The end goal is verified user identification. They want every transaction on the internet to be associated with the exact identity of the user. No more anonymity. In the short term the way it will
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by yalogin 7mo ago
This was fully expected. They just fully exploited their economies of scale and entered the low end market. They are going to grab a lot of market there from windows
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Is there a use case for this today? Feels more like nvidia is priming the software hoping system designers will find ways to use it.
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Why do we want to make the stock market mimic the crypto market? What need is the 24/7 trading solving? Just for hft companies to make more money? Seems like a genuine reason to diversify to Europe and Asian markets
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by yalogin 7mo ago
This is yet not the grok acquisition, so there is another update coming with that claiming more improvements?
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Wow! Thanks for the info. This is much more dire than I had imagined. Hope it stops quickly and normalcy resumes
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by yalogin 7mo ago
Are these countries being very conservative or do their oil supply get impacted by a couple weeks of war? If so that is a very concerning situation
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by yalogin 7mo ago
This was always going to be the case. Apple has perfected the art of finding slots for different use cases and consumer buckets just as well as they have perfected the hardware and software. This is a no brained for most home use and partic
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by yalogin 8mo ago
Don’t forget that this auto generated code will have subtle bugs and feels complete at the outset
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by yalogin 8mo ago
FHE is great, if we can get this to work at scale and if this can be baked into the GPU complex, we don’t need the confidential compute pipeline. Of course we will still need to manage the user keys, so the current confidential pipeline wil
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by yalogin 8mo ago
Huh,I thought this was a social experiment but I guess when it got traction they pivoted to make it into an enterprise story somehow? Meta just is desperate for anything with AI right now.
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by yalogin 8mo ago
This feels like more justified investment as it’s try to move the needle. Hope he succeeds
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by yalogin 8mo ago
This is a pretty damning headline and we are still talking about Blackwell. I guess that is how fast the whole segment is moving but OpenAI and only looking for the most advanced chips feels more like an excuse to walk away from this deal r
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by yalogin 8mo ago
Of course they can, why would one expect anything else? However if you look through their processes I am sure they are covered by some legal jargon to do the bare minimum in terms of security. They will have every knob available to debug to
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by yalogin 8mo ago
iPad’s seem to be in some netherworld with no real purpose to them. They are not phones or laptops and so the main use case outside of consuming media at times is for conference room and reception kiosks?

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