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by yalogin 1y ago
Can someone explain why Arsuino is attractive to Qualcomm? I mean is it a gateway drug to Qualcomm chips?
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by yalogin 1y ago
The telecom bubble built infrastructure for something that didn’t exist, they built anticipating the need for high didn’t come in time. The gpu bubble is different. Nvidia is actually selling gpus in spades. So it’s not comparable to the te
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by yalogin 1y ago
The big data center owners will want to build their own hardware, that is a no brainer for them.
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by yalogin 1y ago
I don’t think they care, worst case scenario they will just go public and dump it on the market. However the revenue generation aspect for llms is still in its infancy. The most obvious path for OpenAI is to become a search competitor to go
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by yalogin 1y ago
What do you mean cannot innovate? Ideas that appeal to mass market are really really hard to do. There isn’t that much you can on top of what we already have. Glasses are the best form factor and putting together the hardware; software and
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by yalogin 1y ago
I haven’t been following this mess but if the republicans have the majority in every house, why are they not agent preventing it? And why are they blaming the democrats for it?
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by yalogin 1y ago
Actually it’s much more sinister. It’s another way to force companies to kiss the ring. The government apparently can grant exceptions if they deem it’s in the good of the country. > The restriction imposed pursuant to subsections (a) an
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by yalogin 1y ago
Wonder what the use cases are. Doesn’t feel like the kernels are hotswappable, so why is it preferred over VMs?
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by yalogin 1y ago
Why does it call it a donation and not a fee? Does it go to the trump organization ? Also is this a replacement for the green card?
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by yalogin 1y ago
Interesting. Does this also require a law to be passed?
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by yalogin 1y ago
It’s not clear to me but do these kernels run directly on the hardware? If so how are they able to talk to each other, DMA? That could open up some security flaws, hopefully they thought through that
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by yalogin 1y ago
Just learned that there are about 15k doctors on h1b and if a good chunk of them leave it’s going to be disastrous for the fly over states. Hospitals are already shutting down and much will only increase once the Medicaid cuts take effect.
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by yalogin 1y ago
This is going to exacerbate the already kicked off reverse brain drain. University applications have fallen off the cliff this year and now with this there is no incentive for folks to come to the US. All this talent going back will cause e
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by yalogin 1y ago
Oh! This is unexpected, I thought it’s only for new applications, asking every h1b holder to pay 100k is just unfathomable. We will see thousands of layoffs and people moving out on an unimaginable scale.
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by yalogin 1y ago
Beautiful pay to play at work here. The tech leaders saw this way ahead of time and so aligned themselves with the administration and kissed the ring. They can get away with anything they want. At the very least, they know they will be able
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by yalogin 1y ago
Can the LLMs be deployed split across multiple Pis? I thought it was not possible, may be I am not caught up.
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by yalogin 1y ago
The glass hole term came up because of the price of the device. The conversation should shift to privacy and security now that it has become accessible to everyone, and it’s a really important and urgent conversation
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by yalogin 1y ago
I don’t follow how it’s a death knell to intel AI chips. Nvidia bought shares, not a board seat. May be that’s the plan, but if you take the example of Microsoft buying apple shares that only gave apple a lifeline to build better. I do unde
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by yalogin 1y ago
Uber and Lyft are sitting pretty for the moment. They don’t own any cars anyway, now they don’t even have to deal with drivers. Also I am glad google finally found a GTM strategy for their tech. They are building these machines themselves t
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by yalogin 1y ago
Aren’t they lying when they know the truth? Calling them biased statements waters down the issue
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by yalogin 1y ago
No one willingly gives up power and if it’s the U.S. government there is a large ecosystem worth hundreds of billions around the patriot act, it’s never going to be sunset, and it not going to grow
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by yalogin 1y ago
Can you give me links?
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by yalogin 1y ago
Interestingly all the LLMs and the surrounding industry is doing is automate software engineering tasks. It has not spilled over into other industries at all unlike the smart phone era where lot of consumer facing use cases got solved like
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by yalogin 1y ago
As much as I want this to succeed because Apple makes great products, I don't know who asked for it. People have voted unanimously with their wallets that bigger screens with longer battery life is what they want. The trend to thin dow
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by yalogin 1y ago
Yeah absolutely trash cars. They milked the customer for a long time with that crap. About time things changed
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by yalogin 1y ago
This is expected. Tesla enjoyed a more than a decade long position as the leader. Even now it’s a strong pick because of the extensive charging network they built. No other company comes close, and this charging network will reap recurring
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by yalogin 1y ago
We all know is vehemently aligned on right wing ideology. So this is not surprising. What in surprised by though is why it’s relevant.
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by yalogin 1y ago
I wonder how much emphasis they put on long term strategy over short term impact. I have seen in reality many companies always focus on the short term.
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by yalogin 1y ago
Instead of just rankings of AI chatbots, I wish there was a volume because I feel the volume skews heavily to the top
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Ask HN: How much better can the LLMs become assuming no AGI
3 points by yalogin 1y ago|3 comments

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