@marsrepublica BS. An incredible advantage in the digital, online world is one thing, translating that to advantages in the physical world, i.e. manufacturing, something else entirely.
sure but for llm inference (or training) how crucial is CUDA ? (btw, you are all missusing the term, CUDA is the nvidia architecture, not the software stack 😛)
I feel you are overplaying it here, especially with better models, the cost of software is decreasing, hence the vendor specific software stacks matter less. Labs could wip the software tools morea easily, incurring a one time (decreasing )cost
@hms1193 yeah numbers seem to reflect memory access fixes and improvements. Which is fine by itself, users will benefit from these
But for a fuller picture we would need to compare vs a single CCD Zen 5 sku too.
And yes, highlight some benchmarks that don't need memory performance
@LeMangy why? you can't do anything about it .
I have 0 existential anxiety.
I have a lot of anxiety otoh about governments or companies keeping advanced AI from themselves, while censoring us , regular people.
That's where the AI is dangerour psyop is heading
@RedGamingTech i do remember some number approaching one trillion, but was afraid to spell it as 70 bilion is so far far bellow that it makes me question it
It makes no sense for him to leave/be fired.
Unless it's because of political games, which unfortunately are played at this level .
There's still the possibility though that the spying thinggie was actually a real security threat, in which case the outcome is uncontrollable sadly.
Right now to me it looks like some gpus, maybe a lot of them, bypassed some embargos. Which is bad but not all that terrible? If it's more than well, the US government may have a bigger control over Nvidia's fate
Jensen is just not at all good fit for this, so this one feels way off.
His and Nvidia's manufacturing experience are narowly focussed, and only a product of their gpus requiring that experience. It is just an after thought
He is a very competent engineer and likely an extraordinary leader too, and he could pull it off regardless, but he's still not the best fit
@farzyness@grok pretty sure the most retarded person un the world won't even be able to speak, so let's hope grok won't fullfil your desires exactly as you stated them 😸
@andreilupusoru@dasitudeobere sincer , nu prea e asa dezvoltata nici inteligenta lor practica daca sunt pacaliti de diversiunile evidente din presa.
Si condamna oamenii pentru ceeea ce gandesc
@sallywf yeah, depends the extent to which this "espionage" was going .
If it's just GPUs having bypassed customs and embargos, well.. it could have gone a lot worse than that
@NicusorDanRO la valorile ca cenzura, subminarea democratiei (diluarea inoortantei voturilor si anularea lor, dar si delegarea deciziilor catre Bruxelles ), limitarea libertatilor cetatenilor ?
Adevarat, este mai conectata la ele ca niciodata
@Allergy2Stupid@charlesma_@quasicoh this fatigue from AI slop could have a lot to do with a manifestation of the fear of change..
Think about it, most people would think something "why do i need this", which is a rejection of the new tech, even if done through strawman fallacy
the west has a very pressing need for automation too, the social security/state retirement "funds" are highly unsustainable and.
It's just human nature, those that are on top, are the most afraid of change while those on the buttom or indeed growing, see it as an opportunity.
But this is not the only factor, i won't claim that