@AndrewCurran_ Newt Gingrich after the start of the iran war
"After spending this week reviewing the Iranian war I am now convinced President Trump is on the edge of an historic victory."
@SemiAnalysis_ has their own motivations for negative coverage of $CBRS. Pay no attention to their article about Cerebras. I believe there is heavy Cerebras usage internally for RSI loops in OpenAI right now.
$CBRS SemiAnalysis seems to have a grudge against $CBRS. Most of what they say about Cerebras comes across as out of context, negative spin, biased sniping. Pretty consistent now. Makes me wonder whether Cerebras not buying their very expensive “research products” has something to do with it?
Cerebras’s Sarah Chieng had a pretty fitting response: “all this just to get us to pay for your newsletter.” Their very expensive “research products,” reduced to “your newsletter.”
An industry CEO has publicly alleged a “pay-to-play” dynamic. Hot Aisle CEO Jon Stevens argues that SemiAnalysis’s negative coverage is deliberately used to create demand for its consulting services.
The allegation: bash a company, put pressure on it to “fix” the narrative, then sell consulting to help fix it. Stevens points to AMD and acknowledges the payment connection is speculative.
SemiAnalysis openly sells research and consulting to the industry it covers. Then we get “massively cope-tweeting” jabs at Cerebras employees and negative spin dribbled out that leaves out context and sometimes seems to leave out the facts too. People should be asking who pays them and whether those relationships shape the coverage.
https://t.co/2kVfMqTjaZ
ALERT 🚨🚨OpenAI's latest GPT6.1 Sol Ultrafast is NOT running on Cerebras but is instead running at a low batch size on NVIDIA GPUs.
What does this say about Cerebras? Will Cerebras be serving GPT6.1 Sol Ultrafast in the future?
@PatrickToulme@vxanand@clay@sophiebits the irony is wasting peoples time with the super long policy he added below the tweet, when his short tweet already got all the points across.
@OfficialLoganK yes.. but not from google
you guys are too busy running scam ads.
just seen an ad on youtube for "autofocusing glasses" that magically make your eyes see like a young person again 🙄
Not all TV is created equal.
Just 9 minutes of SpongeBob was enough for 4-year-olds to perform worse on tests of executive function and self-control.
Kids who watched Caillou or spent the time drawing performed better.