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Bandwidth it’s at 273 GB/s for the m4 pro. I hope the m4 max is two times that. It will allow using llama 70b a little bit faster

Maybe it's a quality control issue?.I ordered a fully spec'd macbook pro and it had a small dent in the frame of the screen. It's really small but still piss me off that I paid 4k+ for a device that was not pristine when I opened the package

I keep saying this but we need a local web search engine.

How can we accomplish this?

I'm not sure if it's possible or feasible.

But i want the discussion to happen. Maybe someone will eventually find a clever way to solve this or maybe it's just a matter of time until our cpus/bandwith/storage is good enough for this to work

What about using a long ship and then using a high tech spring to apply the deceleration over the length of it. Relocate the passenger at the front and repeat until you reached the desired speed.

Just thinking out loud maybe that will be counterproductive in the amount of time needed

The next Google 4 years ago

Sounds really good.

I hope the open source community can come up with a solution for this. Maybe there are already projects with this goal, if not someone should start it.

It will improve our collective knowledge and at times like this were disinformation is really high we need technology/tools to reduce it

The next Google 4 years ago

On top my head i can think of:

    Privacy no need to explain why this is important

    Resilience if google/any other search engine goes down it usually mean chaos

    You have total control of what is shown to you so no one can manipulate 
    what is shown to you(at least not that easily) assuming it is open sourced
    of course
I guess there are cons to this approach too but it looks/sounds really good :)
The next Google 4 years ago

I wonder how feasible would it be to index everything locally? I mean how far are we from having the cpu and storage space to allow a search within our computers?

Do we really need to store everything ? Maybe a local "ai magic" could select the specific information we regularly search for and sync from an open public index.

In the case we need results it could sync and/or request those bits we are not indexing locally.

Just thinking out loud

The only thing I wish to see before I die is at least a way to communicate faster than light. Something instant like quantum entanglement would be ideal or if that is too much to ask at least warp like communication.

I'm currently doing software engineering but when I retire I'll dedicate all my free time for this. If at least 1% of the population follow this route someone will come up with a solution eventually.

Imaging exploring the near galaxies with a probe that is capable of displaying real time video of whatever is out there :)