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Many people have wrestled to explain how Quant King Jim Simmons managed to outperform the S&P500 for 30 years in a row with a reality defying 40% CAGR.
The answer is he was given access to classified mathematics, cryptography, and physics in exchange for his LPs getting secret kickbacks to fund black projects for the... See more
Two days ago, Deepseek surprised everyone with an "undefined-behavior" PTX optimization speeding up particular ML workloads on a Hopper NVIDIA GPU Kernel.
Let's reverse engineer the hack, implement it ourselves, and benchmark the speedup on an H100. https://t.co/uEIJzOjRAn
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openresearchlab.orgLet's assume, for discussion, that AI in 2024 is like atomic technology in 1943, that AI should therefore be handled like the Manhattan Project, and that the specific risk is that the Chinese Communist Party gains access to American AI. And let's use OpenAI as an example of an American AI R&D facility.
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Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸x.com-What if we had a “US Department of Experiments” with the power to grant temporary waivers from Federal, State, and City laws — when safe and ethical to do so — for the purposes of learning what policy interventions actually work?
Charles Cushing • How can we fix the Market for Solutions?
Deepseek is not a “side project”.
At the same time employees are not lying when they say it is.
The story they are telling is myth making in the same vein in the Silicon Valley “we want to make the world a better place” but at the same time make billions of dollars.... See more
Prakash (Ate-a-Pi)x.comWhat if we had a “US Department of Experiments” with the power to grant temporary waivers from Federal, State, and City laws — when safe and ethical to do so — for the purposes of learning what policy interventions actually work?