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RIP Jordan Jensen - Episode 69: Kyle Dunnigan
54:41One time I was like on I was on my computer. I was like, "Someone's trying to log in your Facebook in the town that she lived in, you know, 400 miles away."1:04:27You know, like you're in a VR. It just would take too much compute to render the whole scene around you. So when you turn, then it renders it much exactly1:06:33Oh, you mean like there why should there be a speed limit? It's like it's everything's like trying to save compute. It seems like and also something it's all rendering.
Alexandr Wang: From Los Alamos to Superintelligence
1:02these um computer science competitions, but then um I knew I wanted to do really big things and it was like not exactly4:27the four yet. Um, but self-driving cars were sort of coming up and and computer vision suddenly became so that was sort of the first market. Is that right?4:51needed three things. I needed a uh GCP account like I need an account on some cloud service to get compute. I needed
Joe Rogan Experience #2537 - David Sinclair
28:58computer. We just use a lot of compute and we dock each of these molecules against the enzymes that we now know how29:05they work thanks to Google Deep Mind solved the problem of how do all our proteins look, 20,000 of them. And there's a lot of compute. But out the2:15:30So like now think about that when people are doing it all day long. Maybe you're doing it at work where you have to stand stare at a computer monitor from 3 ft
The State of AI: Models, Moats, and the Consumer Renaissance
10:43inference and compute. It's actually logical now um in hindsight because the workloads for inference are very homogeneous. So, you can build enormous scale in one part of the value29:27of of um apps companies, right? like for example, they may may have lower gross margins. They're just getting more pressure just because they don't have as much compute access. Um
The mathematics of AI uncertainty
4:44and in fact that's the definition of information right. So information a bit of information that we use in computer science is the reduction of your5:05So, I actually studied cognitive science. I studied computer science and cognitive science as an undergraduate.10:01in AI. When I went to university, I needed a summer job. So I went to the head of the computer science department, this um very famous computational
AI's real impact on jobs - what it means for you, your company and future generations
0:58Reskilling should be a part of the infrastructure stack. It cannot be done on the side. You have to look at it with the same lens as you look at it for compute, for LLM access. You11:35it for compute for LLM access. You make reskilling a part of the infrastructure stack.32:38much more interdisciplinary. You don't need to be a computer science graduate to thrive in the AI era. [snorts] Uh you
The Hidden $1M/Year Business Model Run Entirely By AI
1:04something. What when when did you get a computer?1:06Yeah, I started on the keyboard at the age of seven. So, I've been on a keyboard with a computer with a computer my whole life. It's been the the1:30Always been that way. People are so upset with me whenever I walk in and the computers just start working.
Interview: The Hidden Math Behind Everything with Jordan Ellenberg | Particles of Thought
4:29I networked computers on the floor in my building to make a pseudo-cluster and ran it at night.32:30in the physical world, like thinking about, you know, thinking of the space of words, the space of ideas, the space of computer programs, whatever, ask us to think in higher dimens34:24And you could compute what's called a correlation coefficient. Meat and potatoes of statistics.
Inside Cursor: The Anatomy of a Generational Startup
3:49when you look at old you know like computer science papers there's a section it's like here's the algorithm not in code but in like pseudo code which you know I'm sure many people 33:30very good fits on on like a technical level right like Elon has a compute they have the distribution and the data um on a vision33:38level they both think that you know code is the path to changing all of compute and maybe all of humanity uh but also on a cult culture level right they're very
How Elite Consensus Botched COVID, Climate, and the Economy - Dr. Steve Koonin
14:44lethality, what's the chance of getting infected. These are complicated um computer programs um and they involve29:44Um, and yet you're describing a an elite consensus that's like slavishly paying attention to silly computer simulations29:54and then shaming people or calling them deniers or or ignoring them outright when they point out, hey, that computer simulation is not the real world and it