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That’s a pretty non-standard H200 configuration. In the regular HGX configurations, a node with 8xH200 has that much CPU DRAM. That makes the title of the paper somewhat arguable imo.

This gives a whole new meaning to the term “stochastic parrots” for LLMs :)

As with any good (and especially "currency"), it's only worth 1 USD as long as somebody (including the issuing company) is willing to give you 1 USD for it. Even if it is "linked", "pegged" or called something else.

I generally share your skepticism, but didn‘t DeepSeek prove that one does not need a „competitive advantage“ in hardware? And if that does not hold for HW, it likely also doesn't hold for energy.

Cool! I'm wondering why is the lid-opening angle a 16 bit value without any scaling? Can MacBooks be opened > 255°? :)

(https://github.com/ufoym/mac-angle/blob/main/angle.cpp#L186)

I’m interested. Do you have a link or can you elaborate?

I'm curious: What's your reasons for not wanting to support Mozilla?

Something like Dillo? (You can disable image rendering in Dillo).

Love the image of the monitor showing Battle Chess! As a side note to all like-minded people that love old DOS games, check out the library of DOS games on archive.org: https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games

I‘m curious: How does Zyn integrate with non-Zyn-style projects? I.e. I have CMake/whatever project X that just tries to find dependencies and lists them in some readme to be manually installed by the user (I think that applies to most C/C++ projects out there). And now, I am listing X as a dependency in Zyn. How does it deal with this situation?

Update to the 2013 numbers: As of today, the Intel SDM (https://cdrdv2-public.intel.com/782158/325462-sdm-vol-1-2abc...) has 5066 pages.

Also, make_unique<int[]> would not be UB: The post matches new[] with delete and does not even care about valgrind mentioning this.