How would they dig large areas for industry?

Doesn’t surprise me at all lol, technology is always broken

The irony is off the scales

Five calls Jeremy? Five? That’s insane

“I’d like a heterogeneous architecture sbc please”

They have played us for absolute fools.

One theory is that because there’s no private healthcare for some stuff e.g. A&E, in the UK, if you want good healthcare (as all the public healthcare is shit here), you’re better off going elsewhere that has both decent private and public healthcare.

But also, property is expensive in the UK in the four cities that matter (London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Glasgow). $1M is £800k, given at most half one’s wealth will go into one’s property, you’re looking at £400k. Compare what £400k gets you in those four UK cities, or even rural areas of the UK where it’s still expensive, to anywhere else lol.

If I was a millionaire, I’d ditch this island lol.

Andor was worth the 250m they spent on it

And they’re right wing af!

More moronic arts and craftsy hippie shit giving the left a shit reputation in the UK

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As someone on a diet: fuck OP for posting this

Fucking hell

Come join us in the UK, i wouldn’t want to live in a nation ran by the same party Hitler used to be in.

Cuz they’re different animals init

Okay, so some of the advances that chatGPT uses (consumer GPUs for training) are even older? 😁

As far as I can find out, there was only one use of GPUs prior to alexnet for CNN, and it certainty didn’t have the impact alexnet had. Besides, running this stuff on GPUs not CPUs is a relevant technological breakthrough, imagine how slow chayGPT would be running on a CPU. And it’s not at all as obvious as it seems, most weather forecasts still run on CPU clusters despite them being obvious targets for GPUs.

Why is cursed scott backula in the news

It’s been a long road

AlexNet is related, it was the first use of consumer gpus to train neutral networks no?

The article seems really vague on how this would work