For anyone who actually wants to read the article:

https://archive.is/jqVhE

Oh they are so close yet so far away

Honestly, one of the few optimistic news I’ve gotten in the last week. Tells me quitting Reddit was a smart move.

If nvidia had 0 AI chip buyers I will guarantee you they will come running back to consumers until the next fad.

What I meant was changing their production capacity to consumers.

My point was that chip manufacturers will have customers besides AI, not that the data center chips will have other customers

That will result in massive order cancellations at NVDA, MU, AVGO, SNDK, etc., because no one needs the chips, networking, memory, or processor power," he added.

Well that is just false as there is pent up demand in the consumer markets that should be more than enough to make chip makers good money but I guess they don’t consider us regular folks real customers anymore

Serious question, can we start building local infrastructure for our own internet via meshtastic and those technologies?

“Given the complexity of these changes, we’ve made mistakes and will almost certainly ‌make more,”

In case anyone thought he admitted wrong doing.

Imagine making a mistake at work costing thousands even, and then saying you will certainly make more.

It’s also a very stark warning of the future, if they are willing to throw them under the bus when the tech isn’t working, imagine what would happen if they actually had AI.

IMO this is the silver lining as it ensures there will be a shortage of developers in a few years, even entry level people.

He could not move fast enough to break things

Fuck, they just won’t quit with this bullshit.

Is there anything regular people can do to stop this?

I think it’s cause they are the leader right now, so naturally now that they got theirs, they want to pull the ladder from under them.

Classic conservative behaviour

What I want to know, is that are they just charging closer to the real cost or the actual real cost.

Chances are they would want to slowly increase the price à la boiling frog method.

And once that happens, then they have to increase it again to make profit, AND that has to measure up against regular ways of making money so it can’t just be barely profitable.

It’s a long road ahead for them

My point was that having a verifier means your not really training a model on another model’s data, it’s basically as if you get new raw data from a non AI source

Our key finding is that by injecting information through an external synthetic data verifier, whether a human or a better model, synthetic retraining will not cause model collapse.

Yeah if you have a source of truth then your model is basically getting trained on that.

It’s like already having the answer

All I do is have a tab constantly open for a torrent site, search a movie, click the magnet link, then pick my movies folder.

It gets a little trickier for other use cases but that’s pretty much it for most of the time

Hmmm, that also might the other missing link, I am not sharing with others (have suggested but their adoption is slow).

I also find others deciding to add content to my library a no go, what if they download a terrible movie?

Shutters

Huh I guess the difference is that I have an internal quality gate.

Ongoing series? Better wait for the season to be done, otherwise I could be disappointed.

Marvel movie collection? The whole point is to pick only the good ones.

An artist released an album, let’s see the reception and then maybe I’ll get it.

I also don’t want to waste space so making things automatically download could lead to quantity over quality

but you have to be very thorough and always keep the same structure when you do something

Hold on, what do you mean by that?

The advantage of Jellyfin is that it understands different structures. Whatever format I download my media, as long as it is in the right parent folder, it gets picked up flawlessly.