numba888

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by numba888 1y ago
well, "RTX Pro Blackwell" desktop and workstation version looks to be the answer for midrange. Some should be available starting in April.
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by numba888 1y ago
Edge inference most likely. Its FP4 performance is about 1/3 of 5090, power 170W for the whole thing. It can run big model or several small. Shifting balance to memory favors MoE. Would be nice to see FP32 numbers, they are used in tra
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by numba888 1y ago
> glad to hear about DGX Station how much is it expected, my guess barely fits in 5 digits. Would be nice to have something in between Spark and Station. I.e. some desktop withing $20K.
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by numba888 1y ago
what's the better alternative, DIY AMD? No, thanks. I'm interested in the result, not the process. In terms of robotic software there is just nobody close. Any attempt to port it to different hardware will be just a big pain and l
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by numba888 1y ago
cool robot at the end ;)
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by numba888 1y ago
It looks to be the whole line with different performance. But no dates and times
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by numba888 1y ago
2 hours in, don't see anything about Digits, their 'personal supercomputer'. Did I miss something?
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by numba888 2y ago
It doesn't mean it's wrong. Like partial derivatives are centuries old. But we are moving on. Just recently I've seen a book on image recognition. While recent it was focused on math and not a word about NN. That looked so ou
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by numba888 2y ago
2000-2003, both are pre-historic. We have neural networks now to do things like upscaling and colorization.
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by numba888 2y ago
> At almost three pounds (.4 kilograms), Mixodectes was quite large Something is wrong here with the numbers..
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by numba888 2y ago
I did it some time ago. It works at low levels. Doing it in hard cases is non-trivial but possible. It's difficult to monetize that's why nobody is doing it seriously.
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by numba888 2y ago
That would require keeping a library of 'given facts'. Which would include reproducible copyrighted materials or their derivatives.
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by numba888 2y ago
That would mean with current resources AI can get so much more intelligent than humans, right? Aren't you scared?
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by numba888 2y ago
In some cases it doesn't recover even without physical or chemical damage. Psychiatric clinics are full of this stories.
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by numba888 2y ago
> where every LLM hits some arbitrary amount of context that causes it to "lose focus" and develop a sort of LLM ADD. Humans brains have the same problem. As any intelligence probably. Solution for this is structural thinking.
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by numba888 2y ago
Great, but how do you imagine multimodal with text, video. Just 2 for simplicity, what will be in the training set. With text model tries to predict next, then more steps were added. But what to do with multimodal?
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by numba888 2y ago
At some point it will to punch him is the face and call a*hole. It should be somewhere in the training set if it has real life data.
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by numba888 2y ago
> What are they gonna do then when all the discussion boards where that data would originate are either gone or optimized into algorithmic metric farms like all the other social media sites? As people are using AI more and more for codin
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by numba888 2y ago
you probably need robotic leg for walking. or better pony. but doing anything physically requires at least working torso.
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by numba888 2y ago
and a buddy who can get drunk too.
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by numba888 2y ago
Actually it's even more complicated. every human has 50% DNA from each of parents. And at the same time 60% DNA common with banana.
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by numba888 2y ago
I hope they both die slow painful death. As they are looking now for the last fool who will pay for everything. Musk is not doubt involved. Hope Trump is smarter than that and will not funnel taxpayers money (my money!!) into crooks pockets
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by numba888 2y ago
> The USSR didn’t actually have economic equality. More or less it had. Except for privileged commie bosses everyone poor. "Rich" had cars (!) Having noticeable business was prohibited. Selling own potatoes on flea market, or g
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by numba888 2y ago
OpenAI is going to add it to Plus subscriptions. I.e. available for many at no additional cost. Likely with restrictions line N prompts/hour. As for API price, when it matters businesses and people are willing to pay much more for just
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by numba888 2y ago
> slew of strong non-reasoning models (Gemini 2.0 Flash, Grok 3, Sonnet 3.7) Sonnet 3.7 is actually reasoning model.
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by numba888 2y ago
> You have no clue about the collapse of the USSR. I lived through it. We can talk a lot about, but the fact is equality doesn't work. Maximum it gets to is everyone equally poor. And as a result of it there are no startups. You nee
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by numba888 2y ago
Can we summarize it that 'easy' or 'low skilled' jobs aren't payed better today comparing with the past? Not surprising taking into account demand and population. More worrying is that high-skilled jobs aren't
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by numba888 2y ago
> If so, I'm not sure that I really want to be a scientist anymore I'm not sure you have many interesting options.
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by numba888 2y ago
RAG can be part of the solution which is unlikely that simple.
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by numba888 2y ago
The problem is this can be anything, not just mods and cracks. That's why I keep separate laptop for banking. This may not help if hackers take over the router. But still better than nothing.

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