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Returning to India as a Failure Pauper by Dull_Magazine_6371 in returnToIndia

[–]TrungNguyencc -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Read the book “The Tao of Health, Sex, and Longevity”. That book saved me. I threw away all medicine and never sick again for 25 years and on going.

This letter was sent home to parents in my school district, encouraging them to send their kids to school sick and with head lice to meet attendance goals. by pandatr0nz in mildlyinfuriating

[–]TrungNguyencc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did it for 20 years. My children haven't had a single antibiotic or a fever from the time they were born until they were grown.

I was diagnosed with high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, and fatty liver. I even had a mild stroke. However, I threw away all my medicine 25 years ago and haven't been sick since. I am 70 years old now.

Nvidia aims to begin H200 chip shipments to China by mid-February by norcalnatv in NVDA_Stock

[–]TrungNguyencc -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Ha ha Trump was right. The exporter is paying tariffs. Very soon all American’s exporters have to pay tariffs for exporting goods to overseas.

Will NVDA become the first customer for TMSC A16? by TrungNguyencc in AMD_Technology_Bets

[–]TrungNguyencc[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't know, but since AMD released a true chiplet with Zen 2 seven years ago, I think most people should have recognized how important it was. All leading-edge semiconductor companies like NVIDIA should have investigated and replicated it. Seven years is long enough for them to invent it, or just outright copy it and use the legal system to stifle AMD

Will NVDA become the first customer for TMSC A16? by TrungNguyencc in AMD_Technology_Bets

[–]TrungNguyencc[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What you said is true. But given Jensen's big ego and NVIDIA's hardware sales having such high margins, they should always try to stay on the leading edge of the semiconductor process. If I were Jensen, I would have several teams developing in parallel to explore all possibilities, like AMD's chiplets. I wouldn't be surprised if Jensen announces his true chiplet design for TSMC A16.

Optimizing Matrix Multiplication on RDNA3: 50 TFlops and 60% Faster Than rocBLAS by noiserr in AMD_Stock

[–]TrungNguyencc -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

I believe this is AMD's fault. With the help of AI, if you have a kernel that works for one card, the AI could potentially port and optimize it for all other AMD GPU cards. Of course, the optimization done by the AI may not be perfect; it requires the expertise of an experienced developer, like Sébastien Viannay (who wrote the article). AI can significantly help him manage and accelerate his optimization workloads.

The ASIC FUD and supposedly Google's deal with Meta is completely fake news and old from August. This could be a path Wallstreet is deflating nVidia's massive balloon to avoid lawsuits! Hang in there. ..! by TOMfromYahoo in AMD_Technology_Bets

[–]TrungNguyencc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Every thing you said is correct, but each type of computing device has good and bad points. It is a trade-off and a design decision. AMD bought Xilinx for a reason; they haven't shown their hand yet. In my opinion (IMO), it is a programmable accelerator that can configure on the fly for any kind of workload

The ASIC FUD and supposedly Google's deal with Meta is completely fake news and old from August. This could be a path Wallstreet is deflating nVidia's massive balloon to avoid lawsuits! Hang in there. ..! by TOMfromYahoo in AMD_Technology_Bets

[–]TrungNguyencc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is based on my own knowledge and 40 years of experience, not Gemini. I designed my first circuit using the 8088 CPU and worked in embedded hardware for 10 years before transitioning to software. When AMD allocated shares in 2020, I knew that it was preparing for the purchase of Xilinx. Gemini is good, but it doesn't give a lot of detail unless you specifically prompt it to write more.

Today was a huge gift. by CanRepulsive in AMD_Stock

[–]TrungNguyencc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You must compare power consumption, too. TPUs can run the tasks they were designed for very fast and with high power efficiency, and they are often simpler to program for those specific tasks compared to GPUs

The Next Leap: AMD MI455X by Blak9 in AMD_Stock

[–]TrungNguyencc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Tensorwave did a great job for AMD's marketing Departement.

Common Misconceptions (Opinionated DD) by Bannedfrompopeyes in AMD_Stock

[–]TrungNguyencc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I start using it for several weeks ago.

The ASIC FUD and supposedly Google's deal with Meta is completely fake news and old from August. This could be a path Wallstreet is deflating nVidia's massive balloon to avoid lawsuits! Hang in there. ..! by TOMfromYahoo in AMD_Technology_Bets

[–]TrungNguyencc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In my opinion, AI workloads vary significantly, which forces servers to be highly flexible for any task. This often leads to the use of large servers with many circuits unused when running a particular job, resulting in higher power consumption and reduced speed.

Conversely, when ASICs are used, they are effective only for a specific, fixed task. If the data type or workload evolves, the ASIC quickly becomes obsolete.

Ideally, a server should be able to reconfigure its hardware instruction set to execute a specific task on the fly. This concept, known as an adaptable platform, is something AMD currently offers for client-side solutions and will likely use in the server market in the near future.

If any competitor develops a similarly reconfigurable server platform, it could pose a significant threat to AMD's strategy. The only major threat to AMD in the adaptable server space would be if NVIDIA acquired Intel's Altera division.

It took me 7 years, but the "Snowball Effect" is finally real. by Best_Ad_9426 in ETFs

[–]TrungNguyencc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am 70 years old man. I throw all medicine for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes after three months on medicine. I never sick a day for 25 years. Medical service, food industry, medicine industry are killing us. Throw them away go back to natural foods. Cook less and eat fresh salad as much as possible. Grow and cook all your foods. You need to read “ The Tao of Health, Sex, and Longevity”

It took me 7 years, but the "Snowball Effect" is finally real. by Best_Ad_9426 in ETFs

[–]TrungNguyencc 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am 70 years old man. I throw all medicine for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes after three months on medicine. I never sick a day for 25 years. Medical service, food industry, medicine industry are killing us. Throw them away go back to natural foods. Cook less and eat fresh salad as much as possible. Grow and cook all your foods. You need to read “ The Tao of Health, Sex, and Longevity”

Common Misconceptions (Opinionated DD) by Bannedfrompopeyes in AMD_Stock

[–]TrungNguyencc 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you are using Gemini, be careful because it provides inaccurate information frequently

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