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Removed means they were there before which means comparison to other maps means nothing. It's possible Apple never had them in the first place. It's completely unverifiable with the link or your links.
In fairness your calculation looks at the most expensive element of the DC but ignores all of the associated parts required to utilize the H100: CPU, memory, cooling, etc. No to say that that flips the calculation (I…
Because it's Republican, obviously.
Pro used to be $200.
I may already have but I'm pseudonymous on this website.
Yes, this would make sense for what Meta might focus on.
Playing with this some more and it's actively not good. Just basic mathematical errors riddling responses. Did some basic adversarial testing where its responses are analyzed by Gemini and Gemini is finding basic math…
Secondly unfortunately
Frankly, I don't see how you can't parse that their point, as written, is "I'm on the side of bad guy A because bad guy B is worse than bad guy A" which is completely orthogonal to "A is in the right and B is in the…
Maybe I'm crazy but isn't Ukraine also begging for the multi-million dollar weapons? Are Patriots and ATACMS not seen as highly valuable to them? If anything, it's clear that a strategy of massing low-cost ballistic…
They answered your question with a pretty specific uptime target. Calling it a dodge and then moving the goalposts with a new question as your follow up doesn’t speak to you acting in good faith.
May be more complex but it's less audacious. The water systems for LA and San Francisco are really quite audacious even if they have less technical complexity than floating rail. I've built ML systems way more complex…
I have no idea if Meta is driving these, but the only way it would make sense for them to do it is if they saw age-verification as inevitable and would prefer to pass on the costs/liability of implementation to the app…
> As with the insane "encryption is a weapon and cant be exported" policy of the 80s, this will surely force innovation to migrate outside the US. Not advocating for this policy but if a critical argument against it is…
> Consumer spending as a share of US GDP moved from roughly 61% in 1980 to about 68% today. That’s a modest rise over four decades — and it has essentially plateaued since 2010. > This matters because it tells us…
Actually, you're doing something right. Everyone else is doing something wrong.
In Italy, the only entities consistently paying taxes are large corporations. Literally everyone else is constantly evading them.
Because optically it makes him look terrible. One of the things that Altman does great is that when he writes he writes as though it will be read by the public every time. It’s why he is able to constantly post his own…
A lot of people downvoted me for saying the messaging of the internal post was bad. Good to see Dario is smart enough to see that it was a bad look.
Naturally OpenAI also releases their new model on the same day. Makes sense, obviously, but yeesh.
Enough people cares to flip the ranking of the App Store downloads.
They don't have the talent.
At least as it's presented in the article, there's no more reason to believe Amodei than there is Altman and Altman is presenting it in a less impassioned way which makes him more believable to anyone who doesn't have…
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Removed means they were there before which means comparison to other maps means nothing. It's possible Apple never had them in the first place. It's completely unverifiable with the link or your links.
In fairness your calculation looks at the most expensive element of the DC but ignores all of the associated parts required to utilize the H100: CPU, memory, cooling, etc. No to say that that flips the calculation (I…
Because it's Republican, obviously.
Pro used to be $200.
I may already have but I'm pseudonymous on this website.
Yes, this would make sense for what Meta might focus on.
Playing with this some more and it's actively not good. Just basic mathematical errors riddling responses. Did some basic adversarial testing where its responses are analyzed by Gemini and Gemini is finding basic math…
Secondly unfortunately
Frankly, I don't see how you can't parse that their point, as written, is "I'm on the side of bad guy A because bad guy B is worse than bad guy A" which is completely orthogonal to "A is in the right and B is in the…
Maybe I'm crazy but isn't Ukraine also begging for the multi-million dollar weapons? Are Patriots and ATACMS not seen as highly valuable to them? If anything, it's clear that a strategy of massing low-cost ballistic…
They answered your question with a pretty specific uptime target. Calling it a dodge and then moving the goalposts with a new question as your follow up doesn’t speak to you acting in good faith.
May be more complex but it's less audacious. The water systems for LA and San Francisco are really quite audacious even if they have less technical complexity than floating rail. I've built ML systems way more complex…
I have no idea if Meta is driving these, but the only way it would make sense for them to do it is if they saw age-verification as inevitable and would prefer to pass on the costs/liability of implementation to the app…
> As with the insane "encryption is a weapon and cant be exported" policy of the 80s, this will surely force innovation to migrate outside the US. Not advocating for this policy but if a critical argument against it is…
> Consumer spending as a share of US GDP moved from roughly 61% in 1980 to about 68% today. That’s a modest rise over four decades — and it has essentially plateaued since 2010. > This matters because it tells us…
Actually, you're doing something right. Everyone else is doing something wrong.
In Italy, the only entities consistently paying taxes are large corporations. Literally everyone else is constantly evading them.
Because optically it makes him look terrible. One of the things that Altman does great is that when he writes he writes as though it will be read by the public every time. It’s why he is able to constantly post his own…
A lot of people downvoted me for saying the messaging of the internal post was bad. Good to see Dario is smart enough to see that it was a bad look.
Naturally OpenAI also releases their new model on the same day. Makes sense, obviously, but yeesh.
Enough people cares to flip the ranking of the App Store downloads.
They don't have the talent.
At least as it's presented in the article, there's no more reason to believe Amodei than there is Altman and Altman is presenting it in a less impassioned way which makes him more believable to anyone who doesn't have…