96GB VRAM GPU GIVEAWAY ($15K) - LAST CHANCE
Re: Can it be an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell?
> “please be Blackwell”
> “96GB VRAM or we riot”
> “the people have spoken”
The terms were simple.
They were not met.
Last chance.
If THIS tweet (the one you’re reading)
hits, in the next 24 hours:
- 2K Likes
- 1K RTs
- 500+ Replies
Tomorrow’s giveaway announcement becomes:
> RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell w/ 96GB of VRAM
Clock’s ticking.
Your move.
> be me
> the Buy a GPU guy
> announce: HUGEEE GPU giveaway monday
> timeline: “please be RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell”
> alright
> set the deal
> 5k likes
> 1k RTs
> 200 replies
> democratic allocation of a $15k GPU
> 24 hours later
> 31k views
> 774 likes
> 219 RTs
> 180 replies
> the people yearn for Blackwell
> the people refuse to press buttons
> same people: “so it IS the Blackwell right”
@TheAhmadOsman Agree!
The constant improvement of the models to the standard benchmarks along with the gap between benchmark position and real-world utility is exactly what overfitting to benchmarks would produce.
Many are asking for the GPU giveaway to be for an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell
How about this, if this tweet gets:
> 5k likes
> 1k retweets
> 200+ replies
I will make sure the giveaway announced on Monday will be for the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell with 96GB of VRAM
It’s up to you guys
@JesseRank@openhome First test is to create a seamless voice interface with my AI Assistants to create robust communication. From there, I will let one of my agents build what it feels is most useful to help it experience the world. - I sent a DM from your first post requesting people to send DMs.
@vivoplt I do this all the time. I have since I first started coding many, many years ago.
Many of the greatest thinkers of the past used to state a problem, take naps or just leave and relax and the solution would present itself.