> We've been eating veggies and fruits for hundred millions of years without any problem

Whatever people were eating even 200 years ago have literally nothing to do with fruits and veggies we have now after selection and artificial evolution usually via radioactive exposure because GM is baaad.

Also people wasn't all that much healthier and neither they lived so long.

  > but 4 decades of processed food skyrocketed all of our lifestyle related health issues.

Chemical composition have nothing to do with it. Too much of sugar or salt or some other things is the problem though.

But you can as well get the same health problems from eating too much fruits. E.g grapes and mangoes have more sugar than coca cola.

Btw, related video that I always send when someone worrying about chemical composition of foods.

NileRed - Turning paint thinner into cherry soda:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIVkBs7oWDI

Its certainly from here, I'm sometimes post on who wants to be hired using unique emails and along of few real letters there is always tons of spam.

Bezos is not in AI gold rush. AWS is shovel rental.

Also unlike Altman they are trustworthy - a lot of Amazon competitors do run on AWS for decades.

They say GPU performance of mobile 5070 RTX and that GPU alone is 50W.

Obviously it only hot under load.

Asahi is possible because Apple actively supported booting unsigned OS.

Chances for Microsoft and Nvidia combo doing the same are questionable. Better look for other non-Microsoft laptops on the same platform.

Nvidia is only slightly better than Apple when its come to providing hardware documentation.

And their hardware is much more locked down. E.g it cant be reverse engineered as easy as Apple Silicone because Nvidia GPUs basically run own OS inside themself.

So practically only Nvidia able to build open source drivers for this, but so far it looks like it will take them another decade with current rate.

More likely Berkshire Hathaway knows that investing into Alphabet isnt just gonna end with -100% of investment when bubble pops.

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Now we need someone try run Kimi K2.6 on old Xeon and DDR3. After all these platforms do support up to 768GB RAM.

It’ll work but yield a token per minute. With ancient servers the throughput is the limiting aspect not mem size

You can run these on a turing machine. At what point is it not worth it? At some point the energy to generate each token matters. We often seen token per second. I think a missing metric is tokens per kilowatt. That is what really matters.

This is just like running Crysis via software rendering on CPU / llvmpipe. It dont have to be practical in order to be fun to try.