Does this count> https://
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status/2054947429829480742?s=20
… ? See, the "scuba mask" form factor is going away. It's getting lighter. The market is segmenting into different kinds of devices. It's a spectrum from lightweights like @evenrealities to heavyweights like Quest 3 or Apple Vision Pro.
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VR/AR Headset Form Factors Evolving Beyond ‘Scuba Mask’ Design
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AI Inferencing Chips and Major Acquisition in the AI Hardware Market
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AI Inferencing chips. $100 billion. NVIDIA bought @GroqInc for $20 billion, which was its closest competitor. Jensen got a deal!
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Over 70% of AI compute clusters built in the United States
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These are the Intelligence Factories: over 70% of these AI compute clusters are being built in the United States.
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Chip Complexity: The Era of Specialized Processors
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Computational complexity has reached a level where a single general-purpose processor can no longer efficiently handle all AI tasks. To overcome bottlenecks, the industry has turned to specialized chips, each optimized for a specific type of workload. Microblog @antgrasso
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Hardware Considerations for Running Local AI
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If you’re interested in Local AI, I highly recommend reading those 2 articles BEFORE making any hardware purchases Find them under the articles tab on my profile
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DeepSeek v4 Flash Impresses Locally
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OPEN SOURCE AI is killing it. DeepSeek v4 Flash is a quasi-frontier model with a massive 1M context window. It can LOCALLY on a 128GB Mac using specialized 2-bit quantization. Asked my OpenClaw Engineering Agent Ross about the model and he's impressed.
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Open-Sourced Sparse Training Code for H100 GPUs
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For those interested in the implementation details, we’ve open-sourced the reference code for this paper. The repository includes our sparse training code and the custom CUDA kernels designed for H100 GPUs leveraging the TwELL packing format. GitHub:
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Running 30B models on laptop reduces battery life significantly
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A lot. I've run ~30B models on a laptop on a plane and noticed that the battery life was considerably reduced, though I didn't record exact numbers
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GPUs anciens pourraient faire tourner l’AGI
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Could you imagine that AGI might run on GPUs from 10+ years ago? Because it just might There’s a reason I haven’t sold a single one of my GPUs despite the massive jump in price Compute is the MOAT + you don’t know what the next paradigm might allow you to do with thet hardware
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AI crisis due to distance from datacenters and GPU whir
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The AI world is in crisis precisely because man has strayed too far from his datacenters. one shouldn’t be able to start a 1000-gpu training run without hearing the GPUs start to whir. heretics