'TERRIFYING': Dashcam video shows the moment a Tesla Cybertruck, allegedly operating in self-driving mode, nearly sent a Houston mom and her infant off a bridge before violently crashing into an overpass barrier.
The woman claims she suffered multiple injuries from the incident and is now suing the automaker for $1 million.
@trengriffin @leonpunk Radiators might not be new, but at this scale? A cluster of 72 H100s (assuming inference workloads and not training) might be around 40 kW. Consider the size and mass of the solar array and radiator. Are the unit economics better than terrestrial solar+batteries or nuclear?
@nntaleb@Joshuaerom21861 I believe there’s a rolling resistance advantage to 38mm. The loss would come from aerodynamic drag from the wider cross section, which probably wouldn’t matter unless above ~30 kph.
Open Sourcing Forge: 3D Gaussian splat rendering for web developers!
3DGS has become a dominant paradigm for differentiable rendering, combining high visual quality and real-time rendering. However, support for splatting on the web still lags behind its adoption in AI.
There is an alternate reality where Cray took their vector supercomputers, ditched FP64 calculations, and went with one FP32 pipe and a BF16 tensor core pipe. The same instruction set, memory architecture, and vector registers would have made a sweet deep learning machine, in many ways nicer than SIMT CUDA programming on GPUs. A Y-MP class machine like that could have delivered the AlexNet and DQN moments two decades earlier.
Even doing everything in FP64 with no architectural changes, a Cray-1 would have been the best machine in the world for neural networks. If @geoffreyhinton had access to one for early research, the case could have been made for the architectural modifications to 10x the performance.