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Comment #48138669
Apple GPUs didn’t have tensor cores until the M5 (aka “a neural accelerator in each core”) and in the article’s charts that a M5 Pro significantly beats a M4 Max (while in other wo…
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Comment #47342172
There's definitely something to be said for giving interesting people a platform to express their views unconditionally. Unfortunately, that can also be a very dangerous thing. I h…
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Comment #47333919
This is very cool! I've been working on something somewhat similar over the last few weeks, but trying to be much more general and arguably over-engineered! I like the scope of thi…
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Comment #38372473
Do you mean Siri's voice recognition? If so, 100% agreed. My iOS shortcut uses OpenAI's Whisper API for voice recognition, and Siri (English United Kingdom - Siri Voice 1) for text…
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Comment #38371594
Am I the only one who doesn't like these specific voices? The quality is incredible, but they feel too cheery/enthusiastic/casual and it just gets annoying after a while. I made an…
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Comment #38311776
You're right, I was imagining that he decided to hide the (full extent of?) the breakthrough to the board and do things covertly for some reason which could warrant firing him, but…
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Comment #38311570
Fair enough, but having worked for an extremely secretive FAANG myself, "we need XYZ" is the kind of thing I'd expect to hear if you have XYZ internally but don't want to reveal it…
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Comment #38311193
Sam implied OpenAI had a major breakthrough a few weeks ago in a panel yesterday: "Like 4 times now in the history of OpenAI, the most recent time was just in the last couple of we…
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Comment #37738461
I made a few tools using nomnoml in the past, including control flow & dependency graphs for GPU assembly code. I really like it, the only negative was that there's no reliable way…
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Comment #37738271
As a former GPU architect, that's really interesting, thanks! I didn't realise A53's caches were strictly in-order and couldn't service hits ahead of misses, I always assumed this …