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by zekrioca 2y ago
Would you accept a datacenter to use your potable water and then release it for you to take a shower? Would you drink any kind of water [1]? Electricity and water are today’s main issues, but there are many indirect others like noisy neighb
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by zekrioca 2y ago
It is interesting how you ignore the implications of what has been going on.
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by zekrioca 2y ago
It is not only that these things are wasteful and totally bloated (as with most things in datacenters). The patterns in AI workloads are very different from any other, and nuclear by itself won’t be enough.
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by zekrioca 2y ago
It seems there was a misunderstanding, as I haven't made any value judgment about LINPACK. Yes, LINPACK is indeed "old" with a heavy focus on compute power. However, its simplicity serves as a reliable baseline for the types
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by zekrioca 2y ago
The Top500 list is useful as a public, standardized baseline that is straightforward, with a predicted periodicity for more than 30 years. It is trickier to compare cloud infras due to their heterogeneity, fast pace, and more importantly, d
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Why marginal emission factors are unsuitable for scope 2 accounting(electricitymaps.com)
1 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Why couldn’t one mathematically recreate the limitations of a VM through a namespace by means of SELinux?
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Wouldn’t containers provide the same effect as TinyKVM?
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by zekrioca 2y ago
I am not sure what you meant, but I am sure there is a function with an infinite number of possibilities that it is really relatable to something.
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by zekrioca 2y ago
I’m having a hard time understanding what your problem with the “sustainability” concept is. Don’t you think that “efficiency” was the tyrant of the 20th century yet no one complains about it in the 21st century? What about “AI”? Yes, susta
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by zekrioca 2y ago
You are not sure what they meant, yet you think you know what they are looking for?
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by zekrioca 2y ago
One should not confuse energy-efficiency with sustainability. Yes, pushing simpler frameworks to its limits is good, but it is not the main issue, nor it is enough given the exponential growth in demand that we have been witnessing.
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Amazon, Tesla and Meta among top companies undermining democracy, report(theguardian.com)
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Great project! Do you plan on implementing distributed features into Aria?
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Thanks, that makes sense!
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Thanks for the nice explanation, that makes a lot of sense! Would you have any good recommendations about where to start with TLA+? Thanks again!
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Yes, which is very sad. Nearly all things go into this direction. I still remember the old days of jail breaking the iPhone, and the cat and mouse chase with Apple.
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by zekrioca 2y ago
That’s true, my mistake. Thank you for the clarification! In this case, I have another question. Why is this original definition different than say f ≜ CHOOSE f ∈ [Int → Int]: ∀ x ∈ Int : f[x] = 0 If you want some function to be
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by zekrioca 2y ago
Doesn't ℤ include negative natural numbers? * Nevermind, I just saw you used the ">" sign in the definition. Is it why the definition only applies to positive numbers? In any case, you did not write it in your textual desc
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by zekrioca 2y ago
> It is very, very simple, and I would say easier to learn than Python, as long as you remember that it is not programming but maths. For example, suppose you specify this function on the integers: > f ≜ CHOOSE f ∈ [Int → Int] : &
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Comefrom(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zekrioca 2y ago
I think the comparisons to images are a bit misleading, where the author implies that generating images are somehow more energy-efficient than taking the photos yourself. It basically ignores the fact that the very data these large models u
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Top US oilfield firm Halliburton hit by cyberattack, source says(reuters.com)
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by zekrioca 2y ago
I dislike the baseball example, because it is too context specific to the other several Bi people who don’t follow the sport.
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AI Washing(en.wikipedia.org)
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Free-threaded CPython is coming(py-free-threading.github.io)
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Limitations of Carbon-Aware Temporal and Spatial Workload Shifting in the Cloud(arxiv.org)
2 points by zekrioca 2y ago|0 comments
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Amazon says it now runs on 100% clean power. Employees say it's more like 22%(fastcompany.com)
22 points by zekrioca 2y ago|1 comments
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Overleaf won't allow adding co-authors via link sharing(twitter.com)
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by zekrioca 2y ago
It is interesting, the author even added a “Why?” In the article’s title, but couldn’t come with one.

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