I'm spending the weekend playing with the smaller version of Llama-3 (8bn) that will run on most laptops. It is really impressive, and it makes me think that extremely powerful models will run locally in future.
HARDWARE
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Non-invasive neural interfaces: wearable and in-ear designs v1
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A wrist wearable plus one of these in-ear designs is right on the money for a pretty epic v1 of non invasive neural interfaces
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Breakthrough gesture recognition tech rivals Vision Pro without headset
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Met the person leading this effort last week. It’s gonna be wild. Vision Pro level seamless gestures without the clunky headset. We won’t want to go back.
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Powering Electronics with Your Finger: New Technology Innovation
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CPU GPU Monitoring Tool Software Identification Question
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What program are you using to produce that CPU/GPU utilization info on the left?
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M2 64GB MacBook Compatibility for AI Workloads
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Your docs say "Don't bother if you're using a Macbook M1 with 32GB of RAM" – any idea if an M2 64GB can handle it?
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GPU Firmware Open-Source Challenges: Vendor IP Rights
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generally, firmware is a lot more difficult to open-source because there might be IP in there that the company might not own (of vendor chips that are on the GPU board, etc.)
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Optimus Versus Unitree: The Humanoid Robot Showdown
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Let’s do it. @elonmusk
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Humanoid Robots Face Height Standardization Design Challenges
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poor humanoid robots inheriting the 5’11” problem
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Nvidia’s Strength Goes Beyond GPUs, Says DFIntelligence
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Mdr. Il y a encore des gens qui croient que la force de Nvidia c’est juste de vendre des GPUs ?
— Defend Intelligence (Anis Ayari) (@DFintelligence) 20 avril 2024
Ahah les noobs. Bouuuh.
Rdv en 2030. 🤓🤓 https://t.co/9OY1aTdHtN pic.twitter.com/krmxmHw8qrLMAO. Are there still people who believe Nvidia's strength is just selling GPUs? Haha, noobs. Boo. See you in 2030.
https://x.com/bryanrbeal/sta/bryanrbeal/status/1781454698136109380
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