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perfobotto
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Comment #47574713
So difficult to read ..
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Comment #46182455
Maybe OpenAI or Anthropic
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Comment #46176165
It’s very simple. Apple doesn’t pay as well as other places and they stock price increases and their flashiness are not enough anymore to keep people around. It’s time they realize…
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Comment #44659185
No way an offchip HBM has same or better bandwidth then onchip
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Comment #44328453
is this approach viable on training? wat about kernels that require different grids?
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Comment #42937084
What an amazing write up! Thank you very much!
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Comment #42182024
To be clear a cerebras chip is consuming a whole wafer and has only 44 GB of SRAM on it. To fit a 405B model in bf16 precision (excluding kv cache and activation memory usage) you …
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Comment #40380871
This is supposed to be a product , not a research artifact.
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Comment #40013564
What stops nvidia from making sure this stops working in future driver releases?
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Comment #39503338
To be honest restricting funding to the kind of symbolic based AI research that is criticized in this discussion might have helped AI more than it hurt , by eventually pivoting the…
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Comment #39502910
I mean, he was right … for what we knew at that time. He predicted correctly that the only way to achieve a general intelligence it would require to mimic the extremely complex neu…
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Comment #34531508
Snaaaake
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Comment #34323245
Whenever I see a product that advertises itself based on the technology it is built on I’m skeptical. Rust doesn’t make a game engine good.
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Comment #31681402
Am I the only one not understanding what’s the point of all these efforts to try to run Linux on completely closed with no documentation devices (like iPhones and even mace for tha…
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Comment #30136923
This seems specifically designed to make the us look bad. If you try to compare us and Libya it almost seems like it would be so much better to move there which is stupid. Statisti…
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Comment #27950298
But your really can’t. GDP per capita doesn’t capture so many parameters and conditions (like being landlocked surrounded by wealthy countries that use you as a de-facto tax haven)…
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Comment #27949849
Whenever I read articles like “Nordic country succeeds doing X” I always wonder if that would work on a country that is not 6 million people with tons of natural resources availabl…
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Comment #27007740
Well that’s not how it works. When a company controls a very important piece of something society starts to rely on (oil, information, communication ... etc), regulation is not jus…
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Comment #27001676
What are you talking about. A restaurant doesn’t have the power to steer an economy of billions of dollars worldwide (the phone app market) . Apple and google do. Do you understand…
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Comment #27001627
What about Microsoft and Windows then. People complained to death back in the day for anticompetitive behavior (and were right). The iPhone success is not only Apple’s success. App…
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Comment #26980596
This idea that having a separate App Store would completely render the ecosystem a Wild West of standards like Linux is something I never understood. If they allow side loading dev…
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Comment #26115778
Good try Xi
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Comment #25834615
Amazon’s version of sherlocking
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Comment #25748974
Can it run crysis?
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Comment #23302587
If I was a founder I would certainly try to give to my organization “founder syndrome”. And I’d keep my company private for as much as I could :P