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Finding new types of compression or faster algorithms that can reduce the order of magnitude of a function. Stuff like that. That's just how computers go. So what's interesting about this deep-seek thing is that this is an area where AI model training and model inference are just so unbelievably inefficient in terms of resources used.

Finding new types of compression or faster algorithms that can reduce the order of magnitude of a function. Stuff like that. That's just how computers go. So what's interesting about this deep-seek thing is that this is an area where AI model training and model inference are just so unbelievably inefficient in terms of resources used.

The amount of computing power and just hardware and electrical power and the amount of grunt of resource usage needed to make an LLM do anything or to train an LLM in the first place is so unbelievably massive. that when we find optimizations like this, it shakes the entire market.

The amount of computing power and just hardware and electrical power and the amount of grunt of resource usage needed to make an LLM do anything or to train an LLM in the first place is so unbelievably massive. that when we find optimizations like this, it shakes the entire market.

I don't think we've had anything like that in computing for a very long time, where just the normal process of software maturation and software advancement...

I don't think we've had anything like that in computing for a very long time, where just the normal process of software maturation and software advancement...

It's like when the BlackBerry CEO thought the iPhone demos were faked.

It's like when the BlackBerry CEO thought the iPhone demos were faked.

Yeah, but look, I mean, do you think the U.S. is that far from that? Like, do you think we're that far from, like, it has always been called Mount McKinley? Like, we're not that far from that.

Yeah, but look, I mean, do you think the U.S. is that far from that? Like, do you think we're that far from, like, it has always been called Mount McKinley? Like, we're not that far from that.

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I have a question for, well, you're both going to have strong opinions and I bet the listeners are going to chime in too. So I am so tired of trying to maintain my local on my Mac installations of Nginx, PHP, and MySQL.

I have a question for, well, you're both going to have strong opinions and I bet the listeners are going to chime in too. So I am so tired of trying to maintain my local on my Mac installations of Nginx, PHP, and MySQL.

Let's continue. So, like, I don't do local web development that often. But what I want is what I used to have, which is, like, I want to be able to write my backend code just on my Mac in TextMate or whatever I want to use. and be working on files that TextMate can read and write to. So I can just like hit save and go to my browser and hit refresh and it redoes the page I was looking at.

Let's continue. So, like, I don't do local web development that often. But what I want is what I used to have, which is, like, I want to be able to write my backend code just on my Mac in TextMate or whatever I want to use. and be working on files that TextMate can read and write to. So I can just like hit save and go to my browser and hit refresh and it redoes the page I was looking at.