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Comment #49262524
As is AMD Strix Point
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Comment #49262507
They also have to be feeling the heat of the ASIC vendors. AMD just acquired Taalas and they work with Cerebras all the time on special projects. ASICs outgun nVidia's chips by an …
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Comment #49199433
Rat and mice infestations are not fun. I have had enough trouble dealing with my pollinator and monarch butterfly habitats and mice. I actually TRY to get rabbits and squirrels but…
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Comment #49175124
Basically right from Lisa Su's speech: "AMD is essentially taking one of its MI350X accelerators and cutting it in half, resulting in a card with half as many compute resources, ha…
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Comment #49175083
China is already sending their fishing fleets to just off the EEZ of South American and is rapidly depleting their stock. https://latinamericanpost.com/americas/environment-en/a-si…
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Comment #49175044
Taiwan is one of the most heavily armed land masses on Earth (they buy mostly from the US).
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Comment #49175021
Ship production is in much worse shape.
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Comment #49175012
California has both very high taxes on gas and a custom formulation that is only used in California... which is just about the most Californian thing I can think of.
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Comment #49174914
It's the same technique China has been using economically and Russia politically for decades against the US.
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Comment #49174883
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Comment #49172954
It's a chopped down MI350X (roughly half the performance)
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Comment #49172946
There's at least one systems integrator selling a rack server with 2x MI350Ps. I haven't seen the cards all by themselves yet.
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Comment #49156553
Salt... it has lots and lots of salt in it. It's been sitting for 20+ years. It isn't going to "compost" any more than it already has.
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Comment #49155809
There are plenty of blacks (and latino, indian, phillipino) in my neigborhood as it's a firmly middle class neighborhood. What we don't want is CRIME and transient residents that d…
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Comment #49127818
I purposely bought my house in a federal and state historic neighborhood so that I wouldn't have to wake up one morning and discover I was back in a dense neighborhood. I lived in …
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Comment #49127720
It was directly tied to the disruption of neighborhoods culture. That's the root of my supposition.
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Comment #49126598
Never heard of white flight, huh?
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Comment #49126305
And then the current residents leave before their investments (their homes) lose value and the neighborhood as a whole loses value (or turns into a slum). People vote with their fe…
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Comment #49126282
Well, yeah. Transient residents (and that's AirBnBs, too) raises the likelihood of more criminal behavior and lowers property values. Most places are not NYC where renting is the c…
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Comment #49126198
They specifically mention AIDS and Parkinsons, both of which the patient could be terminal for decades but otherwise mostly fine. There's plenty here to discuss without being hyper…
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Comment #49125880
This appears to be an opportunity for middleware companies. Put another ai agent in front of your prompt to decompose it into micro-prompts following an interrogative chain of inqu…
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Comment #49125509
Cerebras and AMD collabrated on some Helios system stuff.
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Comment #49115120
Imagine the price of a $9 million NVL72 dropped to about $100, used 4 orders of magnitude less power, was the size of ARM cpu, be bundled with pretty much any electronic device, an…
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Comment #49114870
AMD MI400 series is already shipping to customers (basically everybody) and it is crazy fast (8x to 10x faster than the previous gen and beats published Vera numbers in FP8, loses …
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Comment #49114773
Partnerships then consolidation comes next...