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flamedoge
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Comment #47098216
I have a gut feeling, huge portion of deficiencies we note with AI is just reflection of the training data. For instance, wiki/reddit/etc internet is just a soup of human descripti…
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Comment #46630627
it's so weird how they spend all this money to train new models and then open sources it. it's gold rush but nvidia is getting all the gold.
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Comment #46599830
non-C/C++ centric, performant compiler maybe. Aliasing support in C is pretty limited and a performant langauge like fortran and more modern equivalents may seek more efficient, co…
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Comment #46189056
surprised not that strict about types. i remember google doesn't allow unsigned?
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Comment #45464124
Let's be clear here. Intel searched for "GenuineIntel" and ran optimized code on their hardware.
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Comment #45242225
To you maybe. The subset of population that is even interested, smart, persevering to do this is extremely tiny.
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Comment #44991441
so.. shouldn't US take stake in TSMC instead?
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Comment #43371175
It literally doesn't know how to handle 'I don't know' and needs to be taught. fascinating.
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Comment #42900929
Soon people will read other people's summary that they copied from AI summary on the web.
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Comment #42459847
Order from local store, order from Amazon, use first one to receive, return new one to whichever was more expensive.
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Comment #41748192
who's stopping you from Amish lifestyle? problem seems to be that people want authentic, hand-made 'art' but with price of a mass manufactured tech.
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Comment #41293421
so whats it good for. sending monkeys?
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Comment #41284333
what.. noexcept throws exception..? what kind of infinite wisdom led to this
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Comment #41186209
regex isn't probably a good thing in a kernel boot code considering it's NP hard
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Comment #41168778
> did not restrict optimization unnecessarily. well clearly there is a cost
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Comment #41084699
I wonder what they need before this change. Branch predictor hardware may not have accounted for depth beyond single conditional branch? but pipeline was probably always filled, un…
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Comment #40981312
probably because their focus is on data centers that mostly run linux
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Comment #40953987
and well worth the cost
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Comment #40642141
not so baffling when you realize those places aren't blessed with natural resources. people have to use their brainpower for gdp there
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Comment #39774760
Maybe. I can't be the only one who gets irked by the slow, typing-out response from copilot/gpt when google gets me instant results. Near instant or a lot faster result might convi…
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Comment #39691635
probably easier to ask Elon to start building airplanes
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Comment #39438920
I mean.. is there anything magic about what Nvidia's doing?
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Comment #39279119
HSBC Canada is sold to RBC
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Comment #39214370
> The EU does not have a track record of staying ahead when they tangle with Asians for tech manufacturing supremacy. ASML is literally the one that won vs Japan's Canon/Nikon. htt…
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Comment #38977348
but it is possible