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Comment by thatcherc

Author seems to be using billion == 10^12 instead of the common billion == 10^9. A lot of the math still works out since there's a multiply and a divide by a billion, but it is a little confusing to see passages like this:

> Given the parameter count, we can multiply by two to get bytes. So to calculate the size of the weights for a 52B model.

> 52e12⋅2 = 104e12 bytes ≈ 104GB

parent thatcherc 3 years ago

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