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Comment #43468369
The cycle from idea to product is a bit too long and too costly to materialize in energy sector. And that decides the speed of innovation.
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Comment #43203849
No, besides accessing training data, there is also logging and checkpointing... When you run k8s over it, and there are multiple training jobs... isolated local storage is a nightm…
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Comment #42515795
Truly remarkable! Their approach to distributed inference is on an entirely new level. For the prefill stage, they utilized a deployment unit comprising 32 H800 GPUs, while the dec…
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Comment #40062727
First of all, for CF, it manages the authentication part of ssh with SSO support (personally I used github) Secondly, it has clients (on iOS it is called Cloudflare One) which can …
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Comment #40061698
How does it compare with cloudflare's tunnels? [0] I have been using Cloudflare's cloudflared tunnels. It was great for tunneling ssh traffic behind firewalls. And it starts free. …
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Comment #40039699
Natural gas and biogas, are they both CH4? I heard they could be way worse than CO2 and leak might be inevitable to distribute them around the country and pumped into cars from tim…
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Comment #40039306
A factor could be the limited range on a single charge, which might not meet the daily travel needs unless there's convenient access to a charging station at home or work. Addition…
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Comment #40038849
Thanks for explaining! Yeah.. I was thinking of the maximum direct surface distance when saying "across the globe"... That would be 20k km... and the sea route turns to be about 10…
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Comment #40038217
No, they are not flying non-stop from Himalaya as you assume. I did a rough calculation using [0][1]. Not including the land part, just the sea route, it is 5396 nm [0], roughly 99…
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Comment #40037961
Sourcing the raw material of bank notes from Nepal? Seems a bit off from an environmental standpoint by hauling materials halfway across the globe from Himalaya. How about plastic …
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Comment #39626191
I disagree with the notion that Chinese EV makers, including BYD, have always aimed to dominate EV exports. Their focus has primarily been on satisfying domestic demand rather than…
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Comment #39626113
Future automotive joint ventures (JVs) in China will cease following the completion of existing contract term. China is lifting all foreign investment restrictions in all its manuf…
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Comment #39546706
Not sure if I understood correctly, but does this mean that instead of going up vertically, with this engine, the "rocket" should fly near horizontally and stay in the atmosphere a…
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Comment #39537744
If this turns out to be true. It could indeed be a game changer... Given the advanced AI chip shortage... Also, for the chip ban on China...
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Comment #39537741
I wonder how the training process works...
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Comment #39508216
The user interface of the current ChatGPT strikingly reminds me of the classic teleprinter interface. It's fascinating to think that, with a bit of ingenuity, one could potentially…
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Comment #39476918
How much is the credit card fee and debit card fee in Europe? In China, it is capped to 0.6% and could be as low as 0.3% or less I believe.
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Comment #39476780
I was a little bit surprised that there are no EU-based/originated payment networks. How comes? At least, in Japan, there is JCB, and in China there is UnionPay / Alipay?
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Comment #39440157
I don't know if I understood correctly. But it might be that the metal pieces in glues are pure random process, and there are no way to reproduce or re-print it again. The metal pi…
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Comment #39270273
Wonder if the 0.5B model with int4 quant runs on my router...
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Comment #38964919
Honestly, H2's got a long long way (if viable at all) to go as the future of clean cars. There is not much natural H2. In a way, H2 acts like a battery as well using electricity to…
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Comment #38791148
better to keep "4 billion" in the title... I was confused with "4 bytes" before open the link