> If I initially set a timer for 45 minutes but decided to make the total timer time 60 minutes when there's 5 minutes left in the initial 45, how much should I add to make it 60?
And they never get it correct.
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> If I initially set a timer for 45 minutes but decided to make the total timer time 60 minutes when there's 5 minutes left in the initial 45, how much should I add to make it 60?
And they never get it correct.
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there are providers out there offering for $0 per million tokens, that doesn't mean it is sustainable and won't disappear as soon as the VC well runs dry. Am not saying this is the case for Groq, but in general you probably should care if you want to build something serious on top of anything.
(Groq Employee) Agreed, one should care, and especially since this particular service is very differentiated by its speed and has no competitors. That being said, until there's another option at anywhere that speed.. That point is moot, isn't it :) For now, Groq is the only option that can let you build an UX with near-instant response times. Or a live agents that help with a human-to-human interaction. I could go on…
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It doesn't matter if you overheard it at a bar or if you're just some HN commenter posting completely incorrect legal advice; the law prohibits trading on material nonpublic information. I would pay a lot to see you try your ridiculous legal hokey-pokey on how to define an "insider."
You're an idiot. https://www.kiplinger.com/article/investing/t052-c008-s001-w... Case #1.
The prudent thing to do is to stay away from anything that might make you become a target of investigation, unless the gains outweigh the risk by a significant margin.
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They’re for sale on Mouser for $20625 each https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/BittWare/RS-GQ-GC1-0109... At that price 568 chips would be $11.7M
I presume that's because it's a custom asic not yet in mass production? If they can get costs down and put more dies into each card then it'll be business/consumer friendly. Let's see if they can scale production. Also, where tf is the next coral chip, alphabet been slacking hard.
The main problem with the Groq LPUs is, they don't have any HBM on them at all. Just a miniscule (230 MiB) [0] amount of ultra-fast SRAM (20x faster than HBM3, just to be clear). Which means you need ~256 LPUs (4 full server racks of compute, each unit on the rack contains 8x LPUs and there are 8x of those units on a single rack) just to serve a single model [1] where as you can get a single H200 (1/256 of the server…
Groq Engineer here, I'm not seeing why being able to scale compute outside of a single card/node is somehow a problem. My preferred analogy is to a car factory: Yes, you could build a car with say only one or two drills, but a modern automated factory has hundreds of drills! With a single drill, you could probably build all sorts of cars, but a factory assembly line is only able to make specific cars in that configur…
Is your version of that on a different page from this chat bot?
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Groq states in this article [0] that they used 576 chips to achieve these results, and continuing with your analysis, you also need to factor in that for each additional user you want to have requires a separate KV cache, which can add multiple more gigabytes per user. My professional independent observer opinion (not based on my 2 years of working at Groq) would have me assume that their COGS to achieve these perfor…
What happened to Rex? Did it hit production or get abandoned? It was also on my list of things to consider modifying for an AI accelerator. :)
There should be a podcast release (https://microarch.club/) in the near future that covers REX's history and a lot of lessons learned.
I always ask LLMs this: > If I initially set a timer for 45 minutes but decided to make the total timer time 60 minutes when there's 5 minutes left in the initial 45, how much should I add to make it 60? And they never get it correct.
If you initially set a timer for 45 minutes and there are 5 minutes left, that means 40 minutes have already passed. To make the total timer time 60 minutes, you need to add an additional 20 minutes. This will give you a total of 60 minutes when combined with the initial 40 minutes that have already passed.
I always ask LLMs this: > If I initially set a timer for 45 minutes but decided to make the total timer time 60 minutes when there's 5 minutes left in the initial 45, how much should I add to make it 60? And they never get it correct.
gpt4 first go: If you initially set a timer for 45 minutes and there are 5 minutes left, that means 40 minutes have already passed. To make the total timer time 60 minutes, you need to add an additional 20 minutes. This will give you a total of 60 minutes when combined with the initial 40 minutes that have already passed.