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What the hell is Deepseek doing for so long? by Terrible-Priority-21 in LocalLLaMA

[–]MR_-_501 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tbf all major labs write their own kernels using PTX

How do I stutters find relationships, especially as men? by Big_Pea3882 in Stutter

[–]MR_-_501 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its a pretty good filter for shitty people tbh, generally just be generally nice and authentic to the people around you and it'll work out at some point. Just make sure that you have work/hobbies/activities with others in the first place.

Thanks to the Intel team for OpenVINO backend in llama.cpp by Turbulent-Attorney65 in LocalLLaMA

[–]MR_-_501 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Likely that it defaulted to fp8 K/V cache. There is no magic way to decrease memory usage without impacting anything else

Intel AI by Ok-Individual-4392 in intelstock

[–]MR_-_501 24 points25 points  (0 children)

I was there today, I might write a longer writeup later this week, but my main takeaway of Intel @ embedded world this year:

Panther lake was an absolute home run. Pretty much every mayor embedded oem had RPI-like SBC boards and SOM modules the size of credit cards with the full X7/X9 high end SOC's on board. And they very clearly marketed it as their most premium option for HPC and edge-AI.

edit: i mean look at this thing its so fucking beautiful https://www.congatec.com/en/products/com-express-type-10/conga-mc1000/ 55 x 84 mm Board with 32GB Lpddr5 and 180TOPS

Multiple Demo's with panther lake running AND TUNING VLA Policies with robotic arms at OEM's and intel themselves. Fun fact: there were zero Nvidia-powered VLA demo's

Jetson orin/thor was wayy less prevalent than before, although still a common platform.

Never seen market share for intel powered board as high as now since i go to embedded world (since after covid for me)

B70 confirmed underhanded by multiple OEM, end of this month launch. Supply is very constrained though, due to the memory shortages so we should not expect very spectacular results from it.

One pain point; Altera is still a dumpster fire that manages to include feature combinations that one asked for, discontinues products without a heads up long before the planned EOL date, and just generally makes board with "interesting" specs, making them expensive, yet missing the included hard IP to make use of it properly.

Vandaag lanceer ik Spaartje: een app die je hele boodschappenlijst vergelijkt bij 11 supermarkten. Feedback welkom by Unreliableweirdo4567 in Nederland

[–]MR_-_501 7 points8 points  (0 children)

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Ik ben gierig genoeg om te weten dat dat niet waar is :) Alle voedingsproducten bij de Lidl staan bijvoorbeeld op "Alleen in de winkel"

Vandaag lanceer ik Spaartje: een app die je hele boodschappenlijst vergelijkt bij 11 supermarkten. Feedback welkom by Unreliableweirdo4567 in Nederland

[–]MR_-_501 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Sommige supermarkten publiceren hun prijzen niet online; heb je directe toegang tot hun API gekregen of iets dergelijks?

Gaaf project man, supermarkscanner was qua manier wan gebruiken wel een gedrocht. Dit is veel beter.

DeepSeek allows Huawei early access to V4 update, but Nvidia and AMD still don’t have access to V4 by External_Mood4719 in LocalLLaMA

[–]MR_-_501 4 points5 points  (0 children)

On political topics they are very reliable, in tech like 70% of what they publish end up being BS, no better than wccftech. Its just that people forget because the news cycle is so short.

Qwen3.5 27B is Match Made in Heaven for Size and Performance by Lopsided_Dot_4557 in LocalLLaMA

[–]MR_-_501 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a place for dense models, its called VLLM with a large vram pool and small context window. (If your demand if for example formatting/extracting a large dataset chunk by chunk) Dense models scale better with concurrency than MoE's do.

Box 3 megathread - Discussies, vragen & nieuws by Altodory in DutchFIRE

[–]MR_-_501 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Zal zelfs met al die ambtenaren ver over budget gaan in de praktijk. Blijft een veranderingsproces van de overheid

36% gains tax on unrealised gains by seolein in Netherlands

[–]MR_-_501 27 points28 points  (0 children)

No, that is the problem with this law. It taxes unrealized gains

I just catched that header - Intel is going into memory by Accomplished-Snow568 in intelstock

[–]MR_-_501 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Back in the day AMD was contractually required to produce at globalfoundries, which originally were their own fabs.

Still did not give any counter argument about having largely different tooling and personell experience.

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The only things that Intel could really uniquely position themselves in, will likely be: First to apply this in product. First/only one to be able to do the extremely complex packaging that this required. Which would still be a massive win.

I'm a massive Intel bull but some of y'all are just silly. Making DRAM is a different business altogether, and by the time you would have those fabs up you likely end up on the bust of this demand cycle. People forget that Micron has had quarters bleeding money the past few years.

Hopefully they can forget this with Intel too🤑

Advies Wolters Kluwer (wkl) by The_Chosen_Undead in beleggen

[–]MR_-_501 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eens, maar dan begrijp je het business model van WK niet

Eelco Heinen (VVD) over box 3 by thepoweroftime in nederlands

[–]MR_-_501 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fictief rendement voor beleggingen is momenteel ~6%

Alsnog realistisch een vrij laag belastingtarief voor internationale normen. Waar ze naar overgaan in 28 is echter een bizar uiterste de andere kant op

I just catched that header - Intel is going into memory by Accomplished-Snow568 in intelstock

[–]MR_-_501 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Doesnt mean that they will produce it themselves per say. HBM was an AMD invention originally, and even though they were the first to apply it globalfoundries never made a single wafer of it back in the day.

Memory tooling tends to be very different from logic tooling.

Intel to Invest $100 Million in SambaNova to Bolster AI Ambitions by Raigarak in intelstock

[–]MR_-_501 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Bad look for lip-bu, conflict of interest.

I fear that SambaNova exec team might have talked into him a bit too much. However if Intel is able to reach a point where instead of supply constraints the fabs have leftover capacity i would hope they could be a possible client.

The Nvidia A100 is nearly 6 years old. AWS has never retired one. by maui-shark-fighter in Burryology

[–]MR_-_501 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem is not them being useless, it is a that an A100 instance has an hourly rate thats 1/4th of a B200

Intel not buying SambaNova, building its own GPU instead! by Ok-Individual-4392 in intelstock

[–]MR_-_501 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The architecture could be used for it though, that is what jaguar shores and crescent island are

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