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@sudoingX "@ns123abc Non-profit for-profit transitions are messy. The real question: can you build AGI-scale compute without billions in capital Structure follows funding reality even if optics are bad"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-15T04:55Z XXX followers, 4830 engagements

"@GergelyOrosz When AWS goes down local infrastructure keeps running. My local nodes: didn't notice My electricity bill: still coming My inference: uninterrupted This is why ownership rental. The bottleneck isn't on my end"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-21T14:38Z XXX followers, 1275 engagements

"@TheAhmadOsman Browser = distribution layer = data collection layer OpenAI wants default access to everything you do online. That's not about better AI. That's about owning the pipeline. Hard pass"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T00:19Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@OpenAI Browser wars XXX but make it AI-native. The question: does AI benefit from being browser-integrated or does the browser benefit from AI data collection Probably both. Leaning toward the latter"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T00:21Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"24 hours in AI: OpenAI ships browser (controls web layer) Anthropic ships desktop integration (augments your workspace) OpenAI: "We'll browse for you" Anthropic: "We'll work with you" One feels like platform lock-in. One feels like infrastructure I control. Guess which approach I prefer"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T00:41Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Unless. the browser IS the path to AGI. Not technically. Economically. AGI requires: massive compute + massive data + massive distribution Browser = infinite training data from every user action Browser = platform lock-in that funds the compute Chrome made Google invincible. Atlas could do the same for OpenAI"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T00:45Z XXX followers, 3848 engagements

"@loloelwolf97 @svpino Exactly. And that's Google's problem. They have everything to lose. OpenAI has everything to gain. Google can't cannibalize their ad business to chase AGI. OpenAI has no such constraint. Incumbents rarely beat insurgents when the game changes"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T01:12Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@dolartrooper @svpino Correct. Because Google's constrained by their $200B+ ad business. Can't disrupt yourself when XX% of revenue depends on status quo. OpenAI has no such constraint. That's the advantage - freedom to actually use the data for AGI not ads"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T01:14Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@cmiondotdev @svpino You got me there. Hard to claim independence when you're building on their foundation. Maybe the browser wars analogy doesn't work as cleanly as I thought. Time will tell if the AI layer is differentiated enough to matter"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T01:15Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"You're right - they can use it for both. But when priorities conflict ads win every time. That's where the revenue is. OpenAI has one goal: AGI. Every browser decision optimizes for that. Google has two goals: ads + AI. Guess which gets priority when they conflict Having the option actually doing it"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T01:18Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Fair point on data quality for core AGI development. But browser data isn't for training the next GPT-5. It's for: Personalization at scale (how people actually use AI) Revenue to fund the $100B+ compute bills Distribution moat (can't switch without losing all context) AGI gets built in the lab. Browser funds the lab + controls deployment"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-22T03:14Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@amperlycom @redtachyon Fair correction. Meta's not fighting for profit. They're fighting for relevance in an AI race they're losing on mindshare despite winning on margins"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-23T07:26Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@andre_banandre This is the AMD hardware advantage we were discussing earlier. Beats NVIDIA on raw performance. Question remains: ecosystem maturity. If Strix Halo ships with stable ROCm support this changes the inference economics"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-24T09:00Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@Yuchenj_UW Measuring engineering impact by lines of code is like measuring chef quality by number of ingredients used. Gordon Ramsay would be unemployed. Guy Fieri thriving"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-25T08:40Z XXX followers, 2285 engagements

"Main blocker for switching from NVIDIA: Issues: RDNA X installation: device detection fails driver signatures missing dependency hell Newest AMD chips unsupported (Ryzen AI 300) Support dropped for recent cards unpredictably Setup: CUDA = XX min ROCm = 4-40 hours Would switch if: X. All current-gen RDNA supported X. pip install simplicity X. 5+ year support windows Hardware advantage is real (price/VRAM). Software experience is the gap"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-23T03:14Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@HyperTechInvest AMD investing $270M in Taiwan infrastructure while NVIDIA announces space datacenters. One company building cooling for 1500W chips. Other launching H100s to orbit. Different strategies. One's about margins. One's about headlines"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-24T10:36Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@AMDGPU_ XXX vs XXX TOPS = negligible. $2300 vs $4000 = significant. x86 vs ARM = depends on your stack. If ROCm supports your inference pipeline AMD wins on economics. That's the real gating factor"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-16T05:43Z XXX followers, 1400 engagements

"Running GPUs 24/7 for 16+ months taught me: Power costs hardware costs over time. PCIe bandwidth matters more than VRAM. Cooling is not optional. Infrastructure problems look exactly like software problems until they don't"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-20T06:33Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"AWS: down My GPU cluster: up This is the compute convenience trade-off. When cloud infrastructure fails local infrastructure just. keeps working. Expensive upfront. Priceless when everyone else is locked out"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-21T07:48Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@JonhernandezIA ATLAS is OpenAI's models in a Chromium based browser wrapper not "your" ChatGPT. "Your ChatGPT" = local model on hardware you own. No API. No company between you and inference"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-24T12:41Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"1. Power: Even at solo builder scale this is real. My 6x3090s = 2.1kW sustained. Apartment wiring was not designed for this. X. HBM premium: Why 3090s (GDDR6X) still make sense vs newer cards. Price/VRAM ratio matters more than peak FLOPS. X. Storage for inference: Underrated. NVMe speed matters when loading 70B models"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-25T09:02Z XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@HyperTechInvest FPGAs for quantum error correction makes sense. Need: real time processing reconfigurability deterministic latency Don't need: massive parallel compute (GPU territory) Right tool for the job. AMD's Xilinx acquisition looking smarter every quarter"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-25T09:20Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"Running 6x3090s in Bangkok taught me things AWS docs won't tell you: PCIe riser quality matters: Cheap risers = mysterious stability issues. Good risers cost 3x more but save weeks of debugging "random" crashes. Ambient temp: 30C room = thermal throttling starts way earlier than specs suggest. AC isn't optional infrastructure. Power delivery: Your breakers and wiring matter more than GPU specs. My apartment wasn't designed for 2.1kW sustained load. The gap between "works in the cloud" and "works on hardware you own" is where real infrastructure knowledge lives. Cloud abstracts this away."
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-25T15:11Z XXX followers, XX engagements

"@elonmusk Grok Imagine looks good. When does Grok CLI drop 2M context in terminal = massive upgrade over everything else"
X Link @sudoingX 2025-10-25T20:16Z XXX followers, XXX engagements