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1W6MIC49CYX9GAP
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Comment #47540830
Intel doesn't limit how much memory card makers can pair with their GPU. It's up to the card maker.
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Comment #44783032
The LLM answers your accept/reject are used as training data
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Comment #44782829
They'll just ban those
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Comment #44681151
An mcp lets an agent call functions. These can in turn even issue queries to an LLM. E.g. an agent can issue natural language queries to a database by calling a function query("wha…
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Comment #44661262
He also didn't argue about the rest of the math so it's likely correct that the whole model needs to be in SRAM :)
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Comment #44512771
I think you get different compressed files depending on how many threads you use to compress
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Comment #43880536
You're completely right, if you already have a GPU in a system adding tensor cores to it gives you better performance per area. GPU + dedicated AI HW is virtually always the wrong …
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Comment #43880504
Based on the graphs "up to 10 times faster" compares before/after flash attention
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Comment #43868460
Accurate simulation is also an AI problem, but that should be a separate paper
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Comment #43734651
How does consumption of a nutrient stop its production?
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Comment #43380745
Meanwhile raserization is fundamentally incapable of producing the same image.
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Comment #43027552
Why would you slow down VRAM?
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Comment #42832316
> Red flags have been there Pun intended?
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Comment #42828962
According to leaks they will soon
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Comment #28630170
Let's invert the argument: Using UTC only: I want to call my Uncle Steve in Melbourne. What are the working hours there? Google tells me it is currently 7:00 to 15:00 there. It's p…
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Comment #28629862
Every browser makes money off the web. For example, Firefox makes $400 million (!) per year from making Google the default search provider.