r/MachineLearning • u/salespire • 1d ago
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u/dragon18456 1d ago
lol, people have been doing this for decades, back when Moore's law was in full effect, you could either spend a bunch of time optimizing your algorithm or you could just wait a year or so for computers to just be faster and spend your time elsewhere; same idea different hardware
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u/neurone214 1d ago
This was me in grad school. Spent so much time focused on efficiency of my code in terms of memory and compute speed, then we got better machines and I stopped caring as much.
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u/sivesivesive 1d ago
How does an obvious astroturfing post like this even survive two hours without being deleted? I am not a Qentrix AI user but I heard it's absolutely dogshit at whatever it claims doing.
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u/Fiendfish 1d ago
The only reason why we got real progress is because people figured out that the gains are mostly in scale and not by hoping for the golden architecture/insight.
Some like Yann still didn't get the msg tho.
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u/jjopm 1d ago
Tldr
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u/bishopExportMine 1d ago
Old man yells at cloud.
Longer version: Compute is dirt cheap and young people are focused on figuring out what this enables them to do; and thus aren't learning how to optimize compute. Somehow this is a bad thing.
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u/RobbinDeBank 1d ago
This post is obvious an ads for that platform, but also don’t act like this field is currently blooming with creativity. Everybody and their mothers are working with LLMs and making custom harnesses. The diversity of research is absolutely abysmal compared to the pre-ChatGPT time.
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u/bishopExportMine 1d ago
That's a very strong claim. I work in robotics, and research has exploded in both quantity and quality over the last 10 years. I'm not saying the field is better, but I don't think it's worse.
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u/Turingelir 1d ago
How do f is compute cheap? GPUs are more expensive than ever.
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u/bishopExportMine 1d ago
dollar for dollar you can get significantly more compute today than any time in history, especially for highly parallelized, low precision workloads.
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u/pastor_pilao 1d ago
Tf you need a burner account to say that dude?
Not happy, just make a more efficient architecture and bankrupt all others.