randomgermanguy

Very strange article.

I have indeed forgotten how to do long-division, or how to multiply 3-digits numbers in my head. I also forget things without writing them down in a calendar.

How are these bad things ? We have tools for a reason

But a better model almost always comes with a better dollar-per-task-accomplished ratio, compared to worse models.

So not only outpriced, outperformed, but also outregulated.

Idk i wish there was some bright light in the future, but i dont see it

When was FOSS apolitical ?

Definitely something in this realm, they call the models "preview" at a bunch of different points in the paper.

What im really hoping is for a double-punch like with V3 -> R1

I mean its almost halve a year, i think that counts ?

Only comparing on SOTA scores (ignoring price etc.) is like choosing your daily-driver by looking at who makes the fastest sports-car...

If you found a rare 9000 card with 200+ GB of VRAM, sure

I think the general question is if they'll release it at all, haven't yet read anything stating that they would

The major selling point of the tinyboxes is that you're able to run them in your office without any hassle.

I used to own a Dell Poweredge for my home-office, but those fans even on minimal setting kept me up at night

Yes, but in practice land-ownership is only zero sum in places like Europe where every square-kilometer has 300 years of documented ownership etc, or other high-density areas.

The Asia, Africa & the Americas have so much unused space that isn't as inhospitable as central Australia

I think the author might argue, that simply becoming more efficient at creating a rent-seeking mechanism is not beneficial. No matter how well motivated you are to improve your zero-sum game skills, it's still zero-sum.

Or something like that.

You can already buy A100/H100s on eBay. While it might not ever be economical to run these at home (cost of electricity), but it's plenty fun.