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what's the reason for the season? I'm not sure, but I do know that SANTA CLAUS IS MADE OF FRACTAL PENISES
November 26, 2025 at 11:13 AM
what's the reason for the season? I'm not sure, but I do know that SANTA CLAUS IS MADE OF FRACTAL PENISES
Neat, never heard of that
Is there anywhere I can find media coverage about this that isn't a press release or clickbait about "controversial startup is doing something scary"?
Is there anywhere I can find media coverage about this that isn't a press release or clickbait about "controversial startup is doing something scary"?
May 15, 2025 at 1:24 AM
Neat, never heard of that
Is there anywhere I can find media coverage about this that isn't a press release or clickbait about "controversial startup is doing something scary"?
Is there anywhere I can find media coverage about this that isn't a press release or clickbait about "controversial startup is doing something scary"?
He called it impressive research work
Not sure what the gripe is here, its not like this is meant to be a playable replacement for quake
Not sure what the gripe is here, its not like this is meant to be a playable replacement for quake
April 7, 2025 at 8:25 PM
He called it impressive research work
Not sure what the gripe is here, its not like this is meant to be a playable replacement for quake
Not sure what the gripe is here, its not like this is meant to be a playable replacement for quake
To try to find Deepseek's own usage we could compare their pricing with energy prices
Their most expensive output tokens (after current promotional discount is over) is $2.19/million tokens (~11hrs of continuous output?)
The figure I've found for industrial energy pricing in Hangzhou is $0.091/kwh
Their most expensive output tokens (after current promotional discount is over) is $2.19/million tokens (~11hrs of continuous output?)
The figure I've found for industrial energy pricing in Hangzhou is $0.091/kwh
January 29, 2025 at 7:26 PM
To try to find Deepseek's own usage we could compare their pricing with energy prices
Their most expensive output tokens (after current promotional discount is over) is $2.19/million tokens (~11hrs of continuous output?)
The figure I've found for industrial energy pricing in Hangzhou is $0.091/kwh
Their most expensive output tokens (after current promotional discount is over) is $2.19/million tokens (~11hrs of continuous output?)
The figure I've found for industrial energy pricing in Hangzhou is $0.091/kwh
I haven't found anyone sharing data for the full model running on GPUs yet 🙁
I found this for apple silicon, but it's worth mentioning this is a 3-bit quantization
Sorry for the X link
x.com/awnihannun/s...
I found this for apple silicon, but it's worth mentioning this is a 3-bit quantization
Sorry for the X link
x.com/awnihannun/s...
January 29, 2025 at 7:20 PM
I haven't found anyone sharing data for the full model running on GPUs yet 🙁
I found this for apple silicon, but it's worth mentioning this is a 3-bit quantization
Sorry for the X link
x.com/awnihannun/s...
I found this for apple silicon, but it's worth mentioning this is a 3-bit quantization
Sorry for the X link
x.com/awnihannun/s...
Those are the distilled models, the full model accessible through the website/app would need multiple consumer GPUs
(Or one macbook, if you're okay with slow performance)
The larger distilled models are still very impressive from what I've read
(Or one macbook, if you're okay with slow performance)
The larger distilled models are still very impressive from what I've read
January 29, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Those are the distilled models, the full model accessible through the website/app would need multiple consumer GPUs
(Or one macbook, if you're okay with slow performance)
The larger distilled models are still very impressive from what I've read
(Or one macbook, if you're okay with slow performance)
The larger distilled models are still very impressive from what I've read
What evidence would work other than someone reproducing the training run with another $5m in GPU hours?
I guess they could publicize their utility bills
I guess they could publicize their utility bills
January 29, 2025 at 5:47 PM
What evidence would work other than someone reproducing the training run with another $5m in GPU hours?
I guess they could publicize their utility bills
I guess they could publicize their utility bills
Sorry about that, I should've been more helpful
The weights Deepseek published are just sets of numbers, so if you have the VRAM to run the model on your local machine, there's not much of a program that could even be spyware - its just matrices that your GPU runs math on
The weights Deepseek published are just sets of numbers, so if you have the VRAM to run the model on your local machine, there's not much of a program that could even be spyware - its just matrices that your GPU runs math on
January 27, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Sorry about that, I should've been more helpful
The weights Deepseek published are just sets of numbers, so if you have the VRAM to run the model on your local machine, there's not much of a program that could even be spyware - its just matrices that your GPU runs math on
The weights Deepseek published are just sets of numbers, so if you have the VRAM to run the model on your local machine, there's not much of a program that could even be spyware - its just matrices that your GPU runs math on
So basically, the electricity usage for training can be accurately estimated & the electricity usage for inference can be directly measured by anyone willing to use the VRAM
& that data could be cross-referenced with however carbon-intensive the grid is in Hangzhou
& that data could be cross-referenced with however carbon-intensive the grid is in Hangzhou
January 27, 2025 at 10:30 PM
So basically, the electricity usage for training can be accurately estimated & the electricity usage for inference can be directly measured by anyone willing to use the VRAM
& that data could be cross-referenced with however carbon-intensive the grid is in Hangzhou
& that data could be cross-referenced with however carbon-intensive the grid is in Hangzhou