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"Based on these public on-demand quoted prices from AWS and IDC, we found that the IntelR GaudiR 2 has the best training performance-per-dollar, with an average advantage of 4.8x v…
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Comment #38003677
95pct, 4 perfect splits, did better than I thought I would
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Comment #37279054
Adhawk, adhawk.io, has the only all day ultralight eye tracking wearable I'm aware of, all MEMS based with ultra high scan rates, 500Hz+ and research grade accuracy. For ALS u like…
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Comment #36697766
You'd think the cost on the largest piece of debt a family hasdoubling would have a negative effect, but not in Canada to date, extend and pretend is the name of the game. The gove…
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Comment #36115122
Laptop running what I assume is a close to final sample of the upcoming meteor lake APU on Intel 4, if you zoom in you can see it hitting ~1 it/s on stable diffusion at 512x512 on …
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Comment #33805613
Woke up this morning to see YouTube had flagged one of our very boring tech demo videos for harassment. It had all the slanderous ingredients: API calls, a spreadsheet and ... Sale…
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Comment #33631009
A loan is an investment.
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Comment #33278095
it doesn't use 150w more, if you want to be concise be concise about a facet, talk about the workload and the power consumption per workload, most computers sit idle and as comment…
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Comment #33277986
check out https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/10/intel-i9-13900k-and-... - they power limited both 7000 and raptor lake models and surprisingly, amd doesn't respect the power limi…
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Comment #33275174
Based on a couple of the reviews it sounds like Intel is doing really well on a very old node and more or less beating AMDs part for part comparison by adding more little cores and…
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Comment #32773014
If anyone is interested I setup the bills and committee endpoints in a google sheet, makes it easy to get the data in one spot, manage pagination, etc.. You can simply copy the spr…