Viewing profile — arcanus
arcanus
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Aug 21, 2013, 3:07 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 4,849
- Public activity
- 901 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About arcanus
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #47682323
Conversely: in humans, intelligence is inversely correlated with crime. It doesn't go to zero, however!
-
comment
Comment #47071971
Hopper had 60 TF FP64, Blackwell has 45 TF, and Rubin has 33 TF. It is pretty clear that Nvidia is sunsetting FP64 support, and they are selling a story that no serious computation…
-
comment
Comment #46984109
How can someone say "the world is in peril" and not be sounding the alarm? Shouldn't they be calling for action across society?!?
-
comment
Comment #46172923
That's a surprisingly large overhead. I've not measured that large an impact on AMD, particularly for compute heavy. Did you profile at all? And have you observed if it's not compu…
-
comment
Comment #44665356
The manufacturing cost is emphatically not only 1% of the total development cost. Particularly for GPUs, the high bandwidth memory and manufacturing costs are a significant portion…
-
comment
Comment #44469625
> NVIDIA's control over the GPU compute ecosystem — particularly in AI, HPC The two largest supercomputers in the world are powered by AMD. I don't think it's accurate to say Nvidi…
-
comment
Comment #44220265
I do not find her critique of argument #2 compelling [1]. Monetization of AI is key to economic growth. She's focused on the democratic aspects of AI, which frankly aren't pertinen…
-
comment
Comment #44158476
> And when I reach the part where the AI, having copied itself all over the Internet and built robot factories, then invents and releases self-replicating nanotechnology that gobbl…
-
comment
Comment #43967943
The overall funding for starting up a laboratory is much smaller in Europe than the USA. It's that start up funding that will drive talent, more than anything else.
- story
-
comment
Comment #43467628
While FP64 is indeed important for supercomputers, the largest supercomputers have a great deal in common with AI infrastructure. For example, high bandwidth, low latency interconn…
-
comment
Comment #43236208
As these are related to national defense and nuclear security, I've heard they are largely safe.
-
comment
Comment #42836924
Thanks! That's consistent with my impression.
-
comment
Comment #42834291
> Amazon gets a lot of flak for totally bungling their internal AI model development, squandering massive amounts of internal compute resources on models that ultimately are not co…
-
comment
Comment #42598889
"You may think you know how much Intel is struggling, but the reality is worse."
- story
-
comment
Comment #42522861
> this would be a perfect use case for the world’s largest, most powerful government which flaunts his values of freedom, democracy, and other American values to inject its vast re…
- story
- story
-
comment
Comment #42036591
To first order, if doctors work fewer hours, more doctors will be required to serve the aggregate medical demand. More doctors working on the same amount of medical demand will be …
-
comment
Comment #42036564
> I don’t want an overworked, stressed doctor. I want a peaceful, calm, thoughtful doctor with a happy home life. I agree but doctors should go in with open eyes that working fewer…
- story
- story
- story
- story