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minkowsky
3mo ago
There is a thread on why HN is so biased against crypto. I don't feel the necessity to argue here. Prejudice is what prejudice is. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31302494 Also, PitchBook is hallucinating about ev
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minkowsky
3mo ago
It's a valid prejudice. But smart contract is a beautiful technology. I didn’t spend time on PR. Now I changed my mind. It’s a noisy world and good thing needs broadcasting. Yes. We offer demo if you are a potential customer.
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3mo ago
It's risky, like landing a rocket, but not impossible.
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minkowsky
3mo ago
I also have another side project, thepantheon.ai. I think it's ok to have multiple talents. To make the world a much more interesting place. We talk to fabs. I am not allowed to expose any conversation. We don't need to prove to a
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3mo ago
Because we can put FET on any layer. Usually, BEOL doesn't need such high density. The density depends on what lithography tool and mask you pick.
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minkowsky
3mo ago
I think you are asking for the Energy/token. Cerebras is 12.8J, Sophon is 25.8mJ. Three orders of difference.
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minkowsky
3mo ago
I do use AI for some of the answers. I now know the penalty. Thank you for the heads up.
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minkowsky
3mo ago
Due to the thermal budget, most of the silicon design is constrained to a 2D layout. So the Memory is competing with logic for layout. Now we stack logic in the backend between metals. We fabricated 2T0C DRAM arrays with a 3D monolithic str
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3mo ago
I have a detailed comparison with Cerebras in economic analysis: https://www.phantafield.com/whitepaper#7-economic-analysis
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3mo ago
Author here. Thanks! Short version: Cerebras and we are attacking the same memory wall from opposite axes — they scale out in 2D, we scale up in 3D. Cerebras WSE-3 is a brilliant packaging play: one wafer-scale chip (~46,000 mm², ~900k core
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3mo ago
Author here. The supply angle is exactly the motivation — HBM is the hardest part to get and ~26% of an AI rack's BOM. First, separate three things people lump together. Apple already does memory on package (M-series unified memory = L
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3mo ago
Author here. The economy is more realistic than the wafer-scale ASIC by Cerebras.
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Sophon PFG-1: a monolithic-3D AI ASIC with 330 GB of on-die DRAM and no HBM
(phantafield.com)
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Show HN: A Hard SF Novel About Consciousness and Quantum Neural Interfaces
(amazon.com)
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1y ago
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Unveil of Thepantheon.ai
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1y ago
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minkowsky
1y ago
As the sun crowns the Summer Solstice, we unveil: https://thepantheon.ai A mission to synchronize AI with the soul of humanity. A temple for minds that never fade. The beginning of intergalactic civilization. Welcome to The Pan
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NFT smart contract with on chain auction
(github.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
I come up with this demand in my project: https://phanta.space/#/space In order to sell a vast amount of items with large variations in the utility value, I need to use an auction that initiates a countdown when the us
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5y ago
Most of the center in xy is (0,0). The z is not always 0. You can adjust locaiton, height, scale, orientaion.
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You can put your gltf NFTs on this world map. Have fun
(phanta.space)
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5y ago
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13y ago
Save the game in text, and replace all the false to true, then reload the game, and you get everything.