I already invite people on X to join us here weekly. But thanks to this analysis, I've decided to re-create my "scientists who do climate" list here this summer, and manually invite each of the 3,000 members on X to join us.
If you're still on X, pls consider inviting your followers to join us too!
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So yeah, NVIDIA's new Blackwell architecture DGX GB200 NVL72 full-racks which are their "flagship" AI product to sell to large ML companies use as much power as 100 homes per-rack!
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Industry trends has been towards higher and higher density machines and racks which generally means a LOT more energy and cooling required per rack.
GPU compute stuff (the bulk of the AI training clusters) is all hyper-dense and the newest generation racks are 48V@2.5kA ~= 120KW per 48U rack...
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My homelab was started with decommissioned datacenter hardware I bought on Ebay but that stuff came out in 2011 and sucks today. Power efficiency on the older hardware is awful too and it's super noisy for home-use.
My rack draws ~500W which costs me >$200/mo in SF. No GPUs to be found in it too.
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A good chunk of the stuff they're running (like the super big GPUs) won't ever be practical for someone to run in their home because of the power/cooling requirements.
Generic server hardware (probably not SSDs and stuff cause they (Goog etc.) would destroy those) could be resold after 3-5 years.
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If you're doing Protobufs/gRPC without Buf and connectrpc.com (especially with Go) you're missing out!
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that would make a short story long
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I've swapped us over to Google's public DNS servers for now to see if it'll help.
Looks like you're resolving again!
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Oof, okay well we may just have to ride it out until CF gets their shit together.
They're like, 1/2 of the internet at this point which is kinda wild. I checked their status page and it didn't say anything but it never does until after significant incidents anyhow...
Thanks for hanging in there.
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Any idea where they may be hosting their DNS server? Could be that it's not performing/behaving well.
Potentially related to Google Domains -> Squarespace migration thing?
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Seeing this behavior both from our prod systems and my own personal home internet.
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bsky-debug.app/handle?handl...
Seems like something wonky might be going on with the DNS at the moment.
I'm unable to resolve a TXT record there no matter what DNs servers I use cause they're all getting "..time limit exceeded" from the DNS servers.
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I'm getting DNS timeouts trying to dig `effinbirds.com` at the moment from 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare's DNS)
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Yeah I figured this provides huge performance gains for the device as well as reducing HW complexity and speeding up processing of video cause you can optimize all your HW for landscape frame buffers and such. I imagine NVENC and other GPU-acceleration is faster on native 16:9 video
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yodie GANG
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I would share a video of some of the stuff I'm working on but, well, that'd require me to be finished already...
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Today in: Things Jaz Learned About Video
Mobile phones don't actually record in vertical aspect ratios, they record everything in 16:9 and then provide metadata in the video file telling the player to rotate the video 90 degrees during playback.
Checking width/height of a video is tricky
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