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The CS-4 is the fastest AI accelerator in the world, establishing a new roofline for Frontier AI. CS-4 is built to accelerate every part of the AI ecosystem: - Developers who want faster tokens for interactive reasoning and agentic applications. - AI factories require infrastructure that is simpler to deploy and built for hyperscale. - Hyperscalers and Neoclouds need ultra-fast, high-throughput inference to serve the most intelligent AI models in real-time.

the funniest part is that after cs, i did a grad degree in natural language processing basically for fun cuz i was really interested in hci at the time but all of that stuff is quite useless now. like a decade ago understanding semantics, context, & intent required a bunch of specialized techniques, & google was the main entity pioneering anything here cuz understanding what someone actually meant was existential to search. but llm's effectively made an entire graduate level research discipline pretty obsolete. absolutely incredible rate of progress.

It is really remarkable how well CS Lewis was able to write for children given that he had none of his own The Narnia series is a masterpiece of children's fiction. The chapters are just the right length to read out loud, the tone is perfect for kids, it balances danger with wonder and whimsy In Narnia, the children sometimes drink alcohol and people occasionally swear, but always with purpose behind it. There is genuine danger and the threat of death is real. But there are also childhood fantasies of beating up the bully, escaping the evil step-father, and sacrificing for the greater good. The Narnia stories have temptation, transgression, repentance, and absolution in terms that small children can understand. I'm a father of 3 and I don't think I understand the minds of children as well as CS Lewis did. Even if I weren't a Christian, these are top-tier stories. I'm not sure there is any series that can compare.