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ohdeardear
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If they were truly paranoid, there would be a lot more they would do. I would call it naive, but then again, they are.
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It's not just strange, but completely regarded, _assuming_ no more information, but since it's JPM, of course they know more, which probably make it a lot less regarded. I would no…
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Their web-application is worth $200,000. The software of the training infrastructure is worth perhaps $2M; the inference infrastructure is worth perhaps $500,000. Their hardware is…
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I never sold hardware, so there is that. I am rather anal about correctness and virtualization products are really complicated and as such almost nobody gets them to work reliably …
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It's not curious at all; your workload was probably easy. The same program can crash constantly on one piece of _correct_ hardware, while working fine on a different piece of hardw…
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