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Comment #49177573
Some specifics would be a great addition to this comment.
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Comment #48902393
> AMD, in partnership with Intel and the x86 EAG (Ecosystem Advisory Group) [EAG24], is readying ACE as the standard matrix acceleration architecture for x86, further enhancing the…
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Comment #48648127
Unfortunately, maintaining an opposite list would probably be easier.
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Comment #48580764
> AVX512 isn't available on most new CPUs Please define new. Also, I think AMD uses very similar cores in server and client. So, disabling AVX512 may be an Intel thing (my guess is…
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Comment #48441339
> if the virus and its DNA are undetectable then you can't spread it The devil may be in the details. E.g. if a COVID test shows negative, it doesn't mean that you can't spread it.…
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Comment #47172211
Out of curiosity: what is your input to the model? A CAD file or a drawing? I find it does a good job at isometric views from floor plans. However, I needed Gemini 3.1 Pro to be ab…
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Comment #45485926
Here is a repro using GCE's C4A Axion instances (c4A-highcpu-72). Seems to beat Graviton? Maybe the title of the thread can be updated to a larger number :) ? I used the largest in…
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Comment #44009972
Perhaps the role will merge into one, and will replace a good chunk of those jobs. E.g.: If we have 10 PMs and 90 devs today, that could be hypothetically be replace by 8 PM+Dev, 2…
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Comment #43187469
I don't know the specifics of this case, but maybe the investigators just asked in case there was an accidental trigger, or a real trigger etc. Seems reasonable for the detective t…
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Comment #42895030
Also, for a lot of people working on hardware, the alternatives aren't great. Big Tech players like Apple, Meta, Amazon, etc. all have downsides. Startsups are extremely risky, and…
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Comment #42763283
+1, grey-on-grey can be hard for older folks too
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Comment #42604650
Sure, and someone else can say otherwise. Comparing anecdotes doesn't provide a global view, IMO, and can lead to incorrect conclusions. Maybe better to look at data instead, e.g. …
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Comment #42591930
Interesting. On lmsys, Gemini is #1 for coding tasks. How does that compare? https://lmarena.ai/?leaderboard
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Comment #42491772
"ChatGPT" Coding... is it impartial? the name sorta sounds biased.
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Comment #42180756
> Also, I assume financial applications such as hedge funds would be buying these things in bulk now. Please elaborate.. why?
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Comment #41980333
I think there should be a distinction here. E.g. if you work on a browser, possibly implementing parts of image loading, or javascript parser, etc. Are you consider a dogfooder if …
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Comment #41804684
Future can be 6 days from now or 6 centuries from now. This statement is useless without specific details.
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Comment #41588556
This sounds plausible, but would love a source
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Comment #41344488
> Can you honestly claim that you keep in touch with those people? Nope, but maybe the data below can shed some light on it: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205…
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Comment #41344481
Swift >> Messi >> Durov in popularity among the general population. Your unique interests may not generalize. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge...
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Comment #41342221
Yep, and I have yet to see evidence of this being a huge story for those people. He's no Messi or Bieber or Swift.
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Comment #41342026
> This is an insanely big developing story. For people in tech
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Comment #41175305
Performance is more than just media playback. E.g. smoothness of the UI, input latency, etc. all matter. Sometimes you also want to play a video at 2x speed, or play multiple video…
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Comment #41175191
Please also consider that suburbs are often much cheaper to rent a 1800 sqft of living space (say a decent 3 BR 2 Bath) vs the city.
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Comment #41083018
I read that, but it doesn't really make sense in context.