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misterdabb
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Comment #45422432
Distorting the economy is a real issue and should be talked about. There is way too much front-loading of hiring strategies and infrastructure that happens on future (over-)promise…
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Comment #44620520
They don't. That's why you'll only hear growth metrics like ARR and not "sustainability" metrics like user retention.
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Comment #39751383
It's a weird graph... It's specifically tokens per GPU but the x-axis is "interactivity per second", so the y-axis is including Blackwell being twice the size and also the increase…
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Comment #38139574
I'd think it's just a fine-tuned Llama model with Twitter content in a vectordb...
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Comment #30537919
Is this itself Psyops? ;)
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Comment #30189991
You just made a point for redundancy ie more sensors... Sensor failures are independent events and need to be correctly identified no matter what. To take Lidar and Vision, both sa…
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Comment #30183000
Idk why people have the preconception of two (or more) sensors each deciding on an outcome indepently.. Suppose you have a color sensor and a form sensor and you have to identify a…
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Comment #30182900
And there is land infrastructure in place for autolanding, aiming localization etc.. Much different from roads.
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Comment #25121138
It's not really slower. It's comparable, with some clear benefits. But yeah, reality is caching up. Apple is performance-wise matching their competitors (was clear from how they po…
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Comment #25101892
It is a general theme, people say how they are switching their specced out 2019 16inch MBP to these new M1 Macbooks, then getting all upset when people point out, they are probably…
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Comment #25101367
Given that the M1 is a full node ahead of Zen 3 and two nodes ahead of whatever Intel has to offer, one would think that when on same node, Intel and AMD will be just as capable. B…