If these chips become popular I am sure you will see LLM architectures taking advantage of the parallelism.

We will likely have a similar concept in our country as China's "lying flat" movement unless we make a big shift.

I recently had a friend ask an LLM what fun things there are to do in a town we were visiting. It gave the most generic answer like "try local restaurants" and "there are bars" and stuff. There's not a lot of tourist information for this area so it was nonspecific.

This is someone with an advanced degree in a medical field and she thought this was amazing insight. I asked, how is this different from what you already knew and she stood there thinking for a bit and you could tell there was a cognitive dissonance uncovered. She was very concerned when thinking it over and realizing it wasn't something she was able to intuit.

A relative of mine a long time ago had a stroke and recovered. I hadn't seen that facial expression since trying to help my relative figure out how to sit in a chair again.

Basic cognitive functions lost easily, difficult to rebuild.

I wonder if the data looks worse or better when not doing per-10commit and instead do per-commit.

This would be even harder to measure.

That is less useful when the changes are editing the tests but we don't know if a human has validated the assertions.

> My non-techie friends send me screenshots of ChatGPT. I guess that’s a modern micro aggression?

I think the concern I have is explicitly not the sending the chat logs. I think it's this flow:

1. Ask a question

2. Get an answer from a team member.

3. I don't like the answer and instead of discussing I am going to go to Claude and ask the same question.

4. Copy/paste the answer into chat without seeing if it includes novel information.

In one case the engineer was asking which model to select in the agent framework we are using. I gave an answer and provided a list of reasons. They did not like this answer and asked Claude which gave the same answer.

The answer was something inherently obvious and that anyone should be able to derive from first principals.

For example, some people give kids tiny go karts and that's acceptable because the damage they can do with a very tiny battery powered 4 wheeler is minimal. We now live in a world where everyone has access to a tank and can plow over everything.

I think LLMs will increase anti-social behavior.

He also will paste chat logs with Claude into our team chat. Often Claude will say the same thing I told him but he either doesn't remember or doesn't trust human engineers now.

He has spent months working on agent skills and prompring.

He has not landed anything in 3mo, and has landed nothing useful in ~1 year.

This will be the rest of my career. Working with people in ai psychosis and trying to stay productive.

$1,500/mo * 14 months = $21,000.

If local models are 14mo behind as many in HN say it may be profitable to just wait. Maybe just spend a few hundred dollars of your tokens and buy hardware piece by piece.

I think it is reasonable to assume a similar depreciation in GPUs.

Meaning you'd need to have made more than (800M - 30M) * (1 + income tax rate) + (power + maintenance).

Some say the margines on inference are already there for new GPUs but they are right margines.

LLM inference is mainly memory bandwidth constrained so I think it's highly likely that a company will create silicon with just an insane number of memory chips and less compute. These ASICs will probably do the same thing the crypto ASICs did.

If we look back 1 decade, no one uses a GTX 950 for anything.

For what it is worth different countries have vastly different recommendations for HBP and these drugs. I recommend discussing with the pharmacists in your country.

In the US I have been told it's a strict "never", in Ireland I was told that it wouldn't have a measurable effect on blood pressure. I've also measured my personal blood pressure (pre-hypertension to stage 1) and have not been able to measure a difference in blood pressure.

This seems ultimately like a very bad sales pitch for the tourism industry in Japan. I had thought I wanted to go to Japan but if I can accidentally, without malice, be thrown in a prison for 20 days that seems like a bad system.

I can't imagine the international relations of the ruling classes of various countries to the UAE would be trending in a positive direction if they arrested and punished people for walking off a plane with airplane bottles of alcohol.