This photo is obviously 30 years old, back when you were Danish.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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This photo is obviously 30 years old, back when you were Danish.
JRP3
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Mine is 100% realistic. OK, I've added a plow since then.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Happy is not the emotion I'm feeling...
Still better than the short shortz image.
I would not subject my worst enemy to a realistic profile photo of myself.
Krugerrand
Meow
I concur. Please take down the tongue.
They don’t need to wait for L5 FSD to sell DOJO as a service.
And, it would be a service that’s much more than FSD training. Same way as AWS is much more than hosting a e-commerce website.
From what I understand, DOJO can be applied to any real world perception training, where you have streams of videos as input and try to train a neuro net to understand the content.
Dojo as a service can be generalized to apply to many areas, robotics, video surveillance, self-checkout, and many more we can not imagine yet. In short, any real world AI application.
I don’t think many Wall Street analysts are aware of the possible applications. And definitely no one has priced it in their models.
If Elon could make that point clear, it would be a surprise to many people
Krugerrand
Meow
What’s not realistic about mine? That’s literally me languishingly stretching and having not shaven, ever.
And, duh. Quite clearly nobody here is invited, also ever. You show up on a mountain bike and I will escort you off the steep side whether you’re wearing short shorts or not.
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Tesla Inc. has reportedly selected the Mumbai (Bombay) prime area to host its first corporate office in India. In addition, a company store will also be set up there. Tesla has so far evaluated several completed commercial properties in the Lower Parel-Worli area. The company's goal is to find approximately 40,000 square feet for office and retail space to begin operations in India shortly.
They want to sell it but there needs to be buyers. Tesla's credibility in this area has always been over promising and under delivering.
However if FSD 1.0 becomes a thing using DOJO then they will be showered with demand. Before that, Elon's credibility in this area is as good as "FSD L5 by the end of this year"...which you know I am hopeful for...
Achieving FSD 1.0 has nothing to do with DOJO. DOJO is just a faster way to train the networks they are currently training using GPUs. (They could release FSD 1.0 before SOJO is up and running.)
DOJO is purely about computing power focused on AI training vs. using off the shelf GPUs. The only advantage of DOJO will be iterating faster, it isn't going to make FSD better just by switching the training from GPUs to DOJO. (Like some people think.)
Even if Tesla never solves FSD DOJO could prove to be of great utility/value to other people/companies.
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You do realize that Dojo, if it's similar to their FSD chip, does not use GPUs to train. They build an ASIC NN cluster that calculates matrix at a much faster rate than GPUs. The FSD chip has a relatively small GPU that has the computing power of a low end graphics card.
Achieving FSD 1.0 has everything to do with building credibility. Dojo is not even needed, but it shows that Tesla knows what they are doing, giving weight to Elon's promises of what Dojo can do.
Indeed. Tesla's FSD team has around 100 hardware engineers, 200 software engineers and 500 labelers. Andrej Karpathy talks about Operation Vacation, the goal of which is to get the FSD to the level where the job of the hardware and software engineers is mostly done and the labelers will take care of the rest of the March of Nines. That day might not be very far away.
What will happen to the top level hardware and software engineers if and when Operation Vacation is successful? Will Tesla just let them go or will they find something else for them to do? My guess is the AI day is a lot about answering this question.
Regarding the talk about using Dojo as a service to others: won't Tesla itself be using Dojo extensively for training its FSD system? meaning there won't be much time available for external customers to use it?
(I dont know much about this, but thought that Tesla was primarily building Dojo for itself first and foremost).
(I dont know much about this, but thought that Tesla was primarily building Dojo for itself first and foremost).
Elon has already said that DOJO is not an inference chip like the FSD computer.
The point is that it will be more powerful than GPUs, not less powerful. But still optimized for training NNs, which is a completely different task than running NNs. (No relation to the FSD chip.)
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Drumheller
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Off Topic, but I hope the mods will leave this one as I think this is useful for this thread and recent avatar discussion.
Avatars and personal information are something I encourage everyone to think about before sharing in this thread. I have a fair amount of experience in creating, administrating, moderating, and participating in online forums. I've worked with different online communities professionally and as a hobby since 1999. I have seen many of the edge cases, dramatic behaviors, stalking, etc.
This thread is widely known in the internet space, and is not difficult to find. Anyone can read this thread. It doesn't take much time reading in this thread to realize there are many participants that have at least a seven figure investment account. Many have much more. Every piece of personal information you share (your picture, your name, where you live, your age, your occupation, your hobbies, etc) can help someone identify who you are. While I think most people would come to this thread looking for Tesla information and investment information, there may be people that come here looking for new marks to scam out of money, or worse. I'm not suggesting everyone live in fear, as that is no way to live, but I am suggesting people be prudent and thoughtful about sharing too much personally identifying information.
I think a fair amount of this community consists of older people, many of which may not be as savvy regarding the internet. For the younger crowd, it isn't difficult to connect the pieces. Most people won't, but some people have other motivations.
All of that said, I recommend against using your own picture as your avatar and against using your name as your username.
Avatars and personal information are something I encourage everyone to think about before sharing in this thread. I have a fair amount of experience in creating, administrating, moderating, and participating in online forums. I've worked with different online communities professionally and as a hobby since 1999. I have seen many of the edge cases, dramatic behaviors, stalking, etc.
This thread is widely known in the internet space, and is not difficult to find. Anyone can read this thread. It doesn't take much time reading in this thread to realize there are many participants that have at least a seven figure investment account. Many have much more. Every piece of personal information you share (your picture, your name, where you live, your age, your occupation, your hobbies, etc) can help someone identify who you are. While I think most people would come to this thread looking for Tesla information and investment information, there may be people that come here looking for new marks to scam out of money, or worse. I'm not suggesting everyone live in fear, as that is no way to live, but I am suggesting people be prudent and thoughtful about sharing too much personally identifying information.
I think a fair amount of this community consists of older people, many of which may not be as savvy regarding the internet. For the younger crowd, it isn't difficult to connect the pieces. Most people won't, but some people have other motivations.
All of that said, I recommend against using your own picture as your avatar and against using your name as your username.
Odd criteria.
I think they would just have show DOJO achieving state of the art via visual input reinforcement learning one of the top games of this century.
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ByeByeJohnny
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Is this a known fact? Is there a source? I mean I knew it probably wasn't a dozen nerds in a basement but that sounds like .... a lot.
Many analysts seem to think FSD will have something 98% margin. That's gonna take several years to get to with that many on the payroll.
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