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jankeymeulen
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Comment #49166024
A decent EV will let you do 300km at highway speed. Starting at 100% at home, that's 4 times a 45 minutes break every 2.5 hours, which is a good idea anyway.
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Comment #46966554
From the article: 1.859 billion kWh. Divide by 1 year = 212 megawatt. Definitely not small. Not that gigantic either, compared to current day (US) AI/hyperscalers.
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Comment #44325458
Storage densities these days are kinda amazing, it's not that much of a datacenter. Assuming you chunk it with triple redundancy, that's 220k TB raw. 10k 22 TB disks, you put them …
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Comment #44180836
Adding more 9s is costly, and AI training is very suitable to be throttled and/or interrupted. I'm not talking about days or weeks of downtime, but these things are definitely bein…
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Comment #44178653
Depends on the use case. Dedicated datacenters for ML training can trade off power reliability vs. other factors like cost or carbon emissions.
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Comment #43837144
I was thinking the same, who on earth would want that, so did my technical colleagues, but since the AI summaries rolled out over here, non-technical folks I've asked about it actu…
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Comment #43398382
A 5V drop at 1000 Amps also means 5000 Watts of heat generated, you probably want something with less of a drop.
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Comment #43152961
Not really, the whole point of this type of cloud offering is that it doesn't phone home to Google / the US. Sure, it will be left to the partner to support all of it, but it can't…
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Comment #42684011
Take a look where (US) hyperscalers have presence, they still need to be able to expand.
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Comment #41153301
The TPUs are highly integrated with the rest of the internal Google ecosystem, both hardware and software. Untangling that would be ... interesting.
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Comment #40699144
but paper that ends up in the environment is almost surely better
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Comment #40163474
There is a $6B increase in purchase of properties and equipment vs. 23Q1.
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Comment #38710245
3 phase typically has 400V between the phases and neutral in Europe, the phases don't gain you anything, but the voltage does.
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Comment #38392060
Small? I saw an SR-71 at National Air and Space Museum near Dulles and I was amazed by how big is for a two-seater.
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Comment #35332046
Not really. Even the most evil Google one can imagine would realise "your data" is the most valuable thing they possess, selling it would be bad for business. They're selling ads t…
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Comment #34987895
So is OpenAI actually, GPT -> transformer, invented at Google. DALL-E -> diffusion, invented at ... Google.
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Comment #34080867
Good you mention a teflon-type coating in a discussion about 'forever chemicals'.
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Comment #33362145
sound like just the caption of the stock photo copy/pasted, they typically have these kind of very specific descriptions
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Comment #32530754
Amazon will pay perhaps $50 for a 10TB disk, 10x it to cover for redundancy and the servers and datacenters to put the disks in, and you're looking at "only" 16 mil savings for an …
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Comment #31738031
They'd be retired by now, even the most junior engineer in 1970 would be into their seventies.
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Comment #30990095
Like the Oberon OS and programming language?
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Comment #30518868
Belgium (my country) imports about 400% of its domestic use in LNG, to then sell it to neighbouring countries via pipelines. Doesn't make sense if LNG was too expensive.
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Home Assistant pressure sensor capturing Hunga Tonga Volcano eruption
BME280 sensor linked to Home Assistant in my basement shows a rise and fall of pressure right after 20:00 CET, as was predicted in local media. https://storage.googleapis.com/www.k…
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Comment #29367193
Or, instead of creating Bitcoin with excess energy, one could produce e.g. hydrogen. Which, compared to Bitcoin, has a lot more uses.