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HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉 to Witch Hat Atelier's ever-adorable BRUSHBUDDY, born August 4th! Got a favorite Brushbuddy moment or happen to share your birthday with him? We'd love to hear - and don't forget to leave a Happy Birthday while you're at it!
Jensen Huang hand-delivered a $129,000 supercomputer to a 40-person nonprofit in 2016.
The nonprofit was OpenAI. Elon Musk opened the box himself.
The DGX-1. 170 teraflops. The size of a suitcase. Jensen signed the case with a Sharpie: "To the future of computing and humanity."
That machine trained the research that became ChatGPT.
9 years later he did it again.
Starbase, Texas. October 2025. Jensen walked past a Starship booster and handed Musk a machine the size of a hardcover book.
DGX Spark. 1 petaflop. 128 GB of unified memory. Runs 200-billion-parameter models. Weighs 2.6 pounds.
Price: $3,999.
Do the math. The 2016 machine cost $759 per teraflop. The Spark costs $4. Same handshake, 190x cheaper.
Now the desk supercomputer sits next to keyboards in student apartments. A kid fine-tuning a 70B model at 2 AM has more AI compute than OpenAI's entire lab had in 2016.
And Jensen still works the floor like a rockstar. At CES, crowds hand him RTX cards to sign like vinyl records. Same leather jacket. Same Sharpie.
The first machine he signed built ChatGPT.
Nobody knows what the $3,999 ones will build.
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🖲️ We love our community! To celebrate getting together with many of you we brought @thsottiaux's reset button to AIE World's Fair.
Congrats Melanie for pushing the button 🎉
All Codex Go/Plus/Pro subscribers around the world are receiving a reset in the bank! Happy Codexing!
A 28 YEAR OLD MEDELLIN DEV BOUGHT 6 FIRE DAMAGED H100s OFF A FAILED AI STARTUP CHAPTER 7 SALE FOR $3,200 AND NOW BILLS $19,600 A MONTH RUNNING PRIVATE CODE INFERENCE FOR 7 US YC FOUNDERS
camilo is 28, lives in a one bedroom in el poblado, was paying $239 a month on claude max and a $39 cursor seat
won the lot in may, 6 h100 80GB pcie cards, two had heatsink scorching, all booted clean after thermal repaste, 480GB vram, $3,200 cash, the new build quote was $182,400
pause at 0:13, look at the burn mark on the second card sled, that one runs cooler than the others now
runs vllm with qwen 2.5 coder 32B fine tuned on each founder monorepo, private endpoints to 7 YC batch 22 founders at $2,800 a month each
$19,600 in, $94 in colombia power out, the lot paid itself back in 5 days, no anthropic rate limits, nothing leaves the flat
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