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Comment #44351711
Every major Cloud vendor is trying to develop their custom AI ASIC. Putting Google aside, Amazon has trainium/inferentia, which Anthropic uses quite extensively. Microsoft is doing…
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Comment #44078532
I remember Kumo was focusing on GNN when it was founded (Jure's strength back then). Looks like they are pivoting or have pivoted.
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Comment #43949522
You are basically doing a heurstic. Your solutions are not guaranteed to be optimal. Integer programming is the way to do.
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Comment #43890289
If you are not a paying GCP user, there is really no point to even look at Vertex AI. Just stick with AI Studio and the free developer AI along with it; you will be much much happi…
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Comment #43501178
Really appreciate your team's enormous efforts in this direction, not only the cutting edge research (which I don't see OAI/DeepMind publishing any paper on) but aslo making the co…
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Comment #43442260
His Alibaba/Arm bets are legendary. Both made $100B+
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Comment #43227753
Housing is definitely not easily affordable. But the other points are valid.
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Comment #43098824
Cool blog
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Comment #42957788
there is limited TPU support in pytorch via torch_xla
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Comment #42957001
When he drops a vid, you don't ask questions. You watch first and then ask questions :)
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Comment #42847783
High-Flyer is pretty damn rich actually. Someone did some calculation and it turns out they are spending ~$200m (somewhere in that range) on 150 employee compensation alone.
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Comment #42809380
prob. not prof; just phd students needs pubs to graduate
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Comment #42799116
Are you comfortable to send your personal/company code data to a Chinese company (ByteDance)?
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Comment #42506092
There are a couple, i.e., OLMo 2
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Comment #42398514
Exactly. Kind of like the old days when they put together a massive amount of commodity CPUs to build search.
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Comment #42323662
GDM is a research lab. They are not set up for production. There are other teams in Alphabet doing productionization stuff.
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Comment #42261603
Large Chinese companies usually have overseas subsidiaries, which can buy H100 GPUs from NVidia
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Comment #42161474
well, is Waymo doing better than the PyTorch-powered Tesla?
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Comment #41833222
Just use Brave. You'll thank me later ...
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Comment #41452530
Reformulation is a good strategy for many hard problems. It might also be possible to add problem-specific cuts/heurstics to the solver so that it can solve it fast.
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Comment #41443938
I was on CPLEX team for a few years. Core developers are all PhDs from Stanford/MIT and etc. So it's very hardcore stuff, no less than AI research. Completely agree that size is no…
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Comment #40435422
The problem is that there is no bette alternative.
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Comment #40393434
Is Clubhouse still alive?
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Comment #40304423
Right, but they can just use Llama/Mistral for free, instead of their inferior models, which I'm sure take quite a bit of resources to train in the first place.
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Comment #40293426
I wonder why companies like IBM are jumping on the LLM bandwagon and training/releasing models that have no chance of competing with Llama/Mistral? To me it just looks like a compl…