Mia Heidenstedt 🌈

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she/her 🖥️ FOSS programming 👩‍💻 Go / Ts / Prorammer / DevOps 🔬 knowledge management advocate 📍 Berlin https://heidenstedt.org

I thought the demand for H100s was going down but it is actually going up... the supply is just going up faster. But then again this only covers 300 H100s on a niche platform so it is almost meaningless -_-

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It is just incredible how cheap the API calls for AI models are, at least for me they are orders of magnitudes cheaper then running this stuff on my own hardware from the energy cost alone and they are cheaper then renting H100s. Batching is such a nice technology.

I am currently experimenting with a few models to build a agent (or group of agents...?) that can help to work like a college while peer programming. I think there is a lot of potential.

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I think I will add a future to my DB that allows to store chunks into S3. This is interesting for data that is not requested a lot but still needs to be available. Also at this point it would be easy to store the first few MB of a video and the rest on S3 Also backups would be much easier.

I think it should be totally possible to build a public google alternative that is decentralized. If the websites provide vectors for semantic search over static, B-Tree like JSON pages, we would only need a few big indexers that tells the search client which pages are in the requested vector space

Europe and Germany especially need to bring the digital platforms, OSs and software in generell back home. We cannot afford to have all this core tech controlled by non EU entities.

Markets with high completion pressures are just wild. I can rent a server with GPU on vast.ai and only use the CPU and RAM and it is still cheaper then anything else what i can rent for 5h on the market with more then 1TB of RAM... while having 4 H200 just laying around... (118'864 EUR of GPU)

“hole in the ozone layer” levels of erasure. my mom was a project manager who busted her ass for years to make sure IBM was ready for Y2K and completely succeeded, only for it to get turned into a late night joke. funny how the stories of mass collective action to avoid disaster rarely get told

Eric Neustadter (e)@thevowel.com · 2y ago

DAMMIT NPR. I spent nine months upgrading over TEN THOUSAND desktops at a F500 client. The grand total was over SEVENTY THOUSAND applications upgraded. Y2K "didn't live up to the hype" because the industry busted ass to duct tape everything first.

Anyway today Chrome told me I could no longer use uBlock Origin, and in related news, today I switched my default browser to Firefox and removed Chrome from my taskbar

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