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Comment · 23 hours ago
That's a proof of concept created by a small startup. Obviously Intel or NVIDIA could do better. Given that it's ~50k tokens per second, even a lesser model opens up an entire universe of use-cases that we currently don't have access to, and that's locally.
Comment · 23 hours ago
I would say Intel and NVIDIA are also at fault because they're not producing consumer products at scale.
Comment · 23 hours ago
Thank you. We've already seen what the future looks like, and it's models on a chip. It's several orders of magnitude faster at inference than anything else:

https://chatjimmy.ai

AMD acquired this company, and I hope they start releasing consumer hardware based on their tech.

Your move Intel and NVIDIA, give us what we want and stop hording GPUs in data centers.

Comment · 1 day ago
Just like most Israel links. There’s a lot of Zionists here flagging articles that expose them, Epstein (especially) included.
Comment · 1 day ago
If they can't privatize the loses, they should definitely not be allowed to privatize the gains. AI should be a public utility and be required to open source their models.
Comment · 1 day ago
This is absolutely incredible. I feel like this could help visualize a neural network, but you have to know a lot about DOOM to really understand it.
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Comment · 1 day ago
This NYT? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Miller

The headline is from the Post article, not the NYT version is much better.

Comment · 1 day ago
Kind of like Jeffery Epstein and his relationship with Bill Gates, Sergey Brin, Larry Page, Reid Hoffman...
Comment · 1 day ago
It sounds like anti-Chinese propaganda. This is the NY Post we're talking about.
Comment · 2 days ago
Shadow bans are toxic and when they find out they've been shadow banned, they'll go to war with the site, because nothing is more enraging than being treated like that.

The answer is to just let people talk about what they want to talk about. One person's "flame-war" is another person's meaningful conversation. No one is forced to read or participate in threads, and those people shouldn't have the ability to kill a conversation for those who do.

Comment · 2 days ago
> nobody in their right mind wants to read or participate in. T

Except for all of the people commenting and up voting! There's zero downside to turning off flags there. If you don't want to read it or participate, you don't have to.

The culture of having active discussions killed is way more frustrating and discouraging.

Comment · 2 days ago
Yes, I agree. Posts with a lot of comments should also not be flagged. Maybe that's an even better metric. I don't know why your comment was flagged, it seemed pretty reasonable to me!

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