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91.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Is 32,000 a good enough number to estimate the entirety of the Youtube’s video space? It felt to little for what they are trying to accomplish (especially when they started doing year by year analysis)
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Camerai – Real-time fast img-to-img transformation directly from your webcam(fal.ai)
2 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
93.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Something that miss is, unless you need tons of IO (in the form of SAS/SATA storage, or old generation PCIe cards), avoiding these huge, noisy and power hungry servers are a lot simpler than people may think. Mini/Micro form facto
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Moore Threads Introduces MTT S4000 48GB AI GPU with MTLink and CUDA Support(videocardz.com)
4 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|3 comments
95.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Masimo, the company who is suing apple, has a market cap around ~$6B. Apple's wearable business (which might include the audio products as well, I guess), at least according to the article, "generated $13.48 billion in revenue&quo
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by treesciencebot 3y ago
The point of SRAM, especially at the L1/L2 level is having an extremely high BW and extremely low latency (a few clock cycles). So it is not really an option to put them somewhere else (although L3 and as mentioned other lower level la
97.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
> One of the biggest bottlenecks is memory bandwidth. That is also not cheap or simple to do. This is precisely why people are trying to put logic into memory instead of just making the logic chips simpler. Compute being 10x faster doesn
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AMD's Response to Nvidia regarding H100 vs. MI300X on real world workloads(community.amd.com)
70 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|16 comments
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Show HN: Webcam sourced real-time Stable Diffusion at 30 FPS+(fal.ai)
1 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
100.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
This is amazing for finding cute collectibles from my favorite TV show that I would otherwise not noticed among random t-shirt and other "slap the picture and call it co-branded" products! I'm not super sure how long it is go
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Cortex A57, Nintendo Switch's CPU(chipsandcheese.com)
30 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|9 comments
102.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Seems like especially for the last year or so, there have been a significant amount of interest in single-language oriented (instead of a single core library w/N language bindings, winking at a particular one) TUI libraries that are ge
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Imagine with Meta AI(imagine.meta.com)
2 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
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AMD Presents: Advancing AI (Livestream)(amd.com)
3 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
105.
Cloud TPU v5p and AI Hypercomputer(cloud.google.com)
170 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|70 comments
106.
DeepCache: Accelerating Diffusion Models for Free(github.com)
1 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
107.
Max: Modular Accelerated Xecution Platform(modular.com)
4 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
108.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Any reason why HN source code is not published? The best I can think of is not to let people see the penalizing behavior, but having an open standard might actually help it improve rather than keeping it as a hidden secret that slowly gets
109.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Excalidraw itself is also pretty cool as an embeddable widget, we recently built a cool real-time AI-accelerated drawing playground [1] (source [2]) and the experience was super fun! [1]: https://fal.ai/dynamic [2]: https:
110.
Sand.graphics(sand.graphics)
1 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
111.
Show HN: Public demo of SDXL Turbo's real-time image generation(fal.ai)
1 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
112.
Adversarial Diffusion Distillation(stability.ai)
4 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
113.
Real-time AI-powered drawing on tldraw x fal.ai(drawfast.tldraw.com)
2 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
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Realtime generative AI art is here thanks to LCM-LoRA(venturebeat.com)
44 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|0 comments
115.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
One of the main bottlenecks for inference is memory bandwith (esp when dealing with huge models, like SD/SDXL) and for that, nothing I know of comes close to matching memory speeds on Apple Silicon (up to 400GB/s).
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Effective Obfuscation(newsletter.mollywhite.net)
37 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|1 comments
117.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
This is not a good comparison. Nvidia doesn't have a fab, but they are the lead player in the AI chip space. Intel had both and look where it got them. TSMC has a good model, and you can basically take any of your designs for the same
118.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
> November 24, 2023 It was just published a couple hours ago. Chips and cheese usually go back in time and post deep dives into old chips, not everything has to be cutting edge to get an insightful article.
119.
by treesciencebot 3y ago
Both announced and the expected inflation (especially after the changes in the central bank admin, since May) numbers have been globally recognized both by local independent groups (most known one is ENAG) and international financial instit
120.
Kepler, Nvidia's Strong Start on 28 nm(chipsandcheese.com)
61 points by treesciencebot 3y ago|59 comments

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