u/sandhutarun

Anyone can now create anything within a matter of weeks / months. What is true value add then ?

My thesis is very simple.

1. LLM models will become more and more efficient - needing less and less compute, memory and network requirements.
2. LLM models will also become narrow and deep in their context - reinforcing the low need for hardware resources even further.
3. LLM models will start getting deployed locally with a small condensed data set - and would ping the external network less - only when the embedded local data happens to not have any information relevant to the question

Most of the above is happening already so may be i just woke up from a deep slumber.

This would mean the compute demand will actually fall - reducing the capex for all ai provider hyperscalers ie google/aws/azure and dropping the demand on nebius/coreweave/applied digital.

This would cause hyperscaler stocks to go up and dc hardware/infra provider stocks to go down.

Or i am totally wrong and LLM models will just expand infinitely to fill up as much compute as provided to them.

I have had problems with digestion for decades - constipation, incomplete bowel movements (or feeling like an incomplete bowel movement), grogginess during the day etc.

And one day I stumbled upon this asian grocery store and saw roasted salted dry seaweed and bought it - tried it and liked the taste so i started having more.

And after like 3 or 4 days i had the most fantabulous bowel movement i had in my life - it was solid, no pushing required, over in few seconds and i have never felt the emptiness of bowels as much. Wow - i thought this is what healthy people feel like everyday.

Now I consume like 3-4 sheets a day and boy my life has changed.

Must try !

https://preview.redd.it/8t2k2ilgc6ah1.png?width=1220&format=png&auto=webp&s=653ceb13bd2044256224e04b1de6e7f8784a3000

Every time I go to a restaurant with friends / family they finish their meals, wipe their mouths and keep their used napkins in the plate - which particularly annoys me because i see a napkin in a plate with food in it - it looks bad - furthermore i cannot eat their leftovers now.

So my question is - what is the right place to place used napkins after a meal at a restaurant.

1. In the plate
2. On the table
3. In their hands
4. Anywhere else it can be - bin ?

I am so torn on this - when i do intermittent fasting for a day or two i feel great - i feel my body gets a break - but after a few days i start to feel weak. Do we have scientific evidence that it - through autophagy - actually helps ?

EDIT : Let me restate the question - I am not asking what should i do for me to feel better - what i am asking is if it proven that IF is good for your health (whatever specific protocol) - i can do hard stuff if i know its good, as opposed to doing hard stuff which is actually damaging you. So the question is about IF, not about me particularly, given the controversy around it.