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Show HN: Implementing CPU Logic into LLMs
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For the last four months we have been experimenting a lot with LLM models in an attempt to simplify the creation of reasoning chains without using an auxiliary programming language. The idea comes from the control unit in classical processo
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OSS AI agents with ease. Just add language.
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nsky-world
2y ago
it is nice that you posted datasets
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Show HN: I've built AI dev team without a single line of code
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Show HN: Code-Free AI Agents in Minutes
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3y ago
Create AI apps and automations using just natural language. No coding required.
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Build Dreams, Not Code
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10M Tokens LLM Context
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3y ago
KVQuant: Towards Enabling 10 Million Context Length For LLM Inference through KV Cache Quantization
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Show HN: Turing RK1 – 32GB RAM and AI Accelerator
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Cluster Computer Raises $1M in 12H
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$400k in 30 minutes!
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Turing Pi 2
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Learn Cloud the Hard Way
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5y ago
The next step would be to send Turing Pi cluster to space!
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We are waited for this for soooo loooong!!
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CI/CD for ARM Development
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6y ago
This article is in depth review of a CI/CD solution for ARM development. Tolls used GitLab CI, Ansible and Turing Pi cluster.
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The Edge at Arm's Length
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The low cost of the Raspberry Pi has disrupted many facets of general computing, but that also extends to cluster computing. Using a series of Raspberry Pi Model B boards is possible, but with the new range of Raspberry Pi Compute Modules,
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nsky-world
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V1 is $189
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nsky-world
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We are expecting the price to be cheaper than the V1, but the final price will be announced later this year.
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nsky-world
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The Turing Pi comes in a standard mini ITX form factor
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That's one of the point too. We have industrial customers who deploy apps in the places with a limited access to the internet, so increased reliability something important to them. Another thing is that they can host apps with differen
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nsky-world
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You can. Why not?
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So your question what's the advantage of cluster comparing to one processor unit?
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2x Gen2x1
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This is a great case study of how the Turing Pi helps with CI/CD for ARM infrastructure https://synyx.de/blog/turing-pi-gitlab-ci-ansible/ Besides that the main direction here is edge computing.
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Totally agree
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