So $KOSS just decides to rip on 5 x outstanding float in volume and +100% in the first hour of trading? On no news? The US stock market is the "best" market in the world, where no insider trading, manipulation or hidden short selling ever happens 馃憖
It's now +160% and almost 40m. It's not a short squeeze since SI is only 8% (unless it's possible to hide the SI, finra?), it's not a gamma squeeze since $KOSS does not have options. So... what does that leave? Somebody buying 9.001.000 shares of it? With a 5m free float? 馃槀
Magnus Revang retweeted
No more boomers in office. Period.
65 should be the maximum age for politicians.
Senate congress president. All.
Last generation open-source models was trained on 2-5T tokens, this generation is trained on 10-30T tokens. It will be really interesting to see the downstream effects of this 240T token dataset being available on the next generation of open-source models.
Hear hear, I keep repeating this, Yann keeps repeating this, a lot of AI researchers keep repeating this - yet people keep listening to salespeople with an economic interest in you believing the opposite
Replying to @alex_peys
The problem isn't that it is a transformer.
The problem is that it is an auto-regressive LLM.
Auto-regressive LLMs that compute each token with a fixed number of computational steps can't reason, regardless of the details of the architecture.
If we are to avoid another AI winter, inference workloads need to grow 100x-1000x that of training workloads. And that makes the focus on nVidia as the only option strange.
Replying to @robertgraham
You aren't seeing all the other tech NVIDIA has around the GPUs. Nvlink, infiniband, CUDA, etc.
NVIDIA is objectively the best solution for training models by a wide margin.
For inference, it is a closer race. Inference has dramatically different requirements.









