James Cook retweeted
🚨We need to speed up the qualifications process!🚨
“US defense secretary Pete Hegseth demanded big defense contractors speed up weapons development and production or ‘fade away,’ as he declared a new era of procurement competition.”
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James Cook retweeted
For far too long, PBMs have been at the center of why Americans pay so much for their prescriptions. Last Congress, we were finally ready to hold them accountable until Big Pharma lobbyists flooded D.C. to kill reform. I’m not backing down. Patients come before profits.
I’m calling on @SpeakerJohnson and Republican leadership to bring PBM reform legislation to the House floor. Congress must have the courage to stand up to Big Pharma and deliver real transparency and lower costs for the American people.
James Cook retweeted
There’s chatter about returning to DC. Good.
If the bill to ban insider trading for members of Congress is not brought through committee, we’re going to have to bring it forward as a discharge petition. If they stall on bringing this through committee, we’ll be forced to do the discharge. Members of Congress are getting insider information prior to big shifts in the markets.
Merry Christmas America, this one’s for you.
James Cook retweeted
"The suspect, who was a Capitol Police officer for 4 1/2 years, left the department in mid-2021 for a security detail at the Central Intelligence Agency, sources told Blaze News."
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
theblaze.com/news/former-cap… @SteveBakerUSA @HanneBlaze64
James Cook retweeted
Can you say inside job? From the start this was a set up. How much did Nancy Pelosi really know? Wasn’t she in charge of Capitol Police? No one just casually learns how to make a pipe bomb.
"The suspect, who was a Capitol Police officer for 4 1/2 years, left the department in mid-2021 for a security detail at the Central Intelligence Agency, sources told Blaze News."
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
theblaze.com/news/former-cap… @SteveBakerUSA @HanneBlaze64
James Cook retweeted
BREAKING: New Hampshire’s first transgender elected Rep. Stacie Laughton, pleaded guilty to child exploitation charges.
He reportly asked his partner who worked in a daycare to send him nude photos of kids.
Eric Swalwell campaigned with him.
James Cook retweeted
Today is November 8th
@HouseAppropsGOP has passed all 12 appropriations bills out of committee.
@HouseGOP has fully funded the government with a clean, simple CR.
What are the Democrats doing? Playing games and supporting a government shutdown.
James Cook retweeted
She’s not wrong.
Today is November 8th
@HouseAppropsGOP has passed all 12 appropriations bills out of committee.
@HouseGOP has fully funded the government with a clean, simple CR.
What are the Democrats doing? Playing games and supporting a government shutdown.
James Cook retweeted
Today, I was briefed by the FBI on a dangerous online network known as “764.” This group uses encrypted apps to engage in satanic sexual extortion targeting minors, and they are considered to be extremely dangerous. Parents: please stay aware of who your kids are talking to online. PROTECT YOUR KIDS!
James Cook retweeted
That’s how I evaluated chip vendors for one of Google’s projects — by writing BSP from scratch.
That’s how you know if there are dark secrets hide behind the data sheet.
James Cook retweeted
I have brought up so many chips from scratch. Tesla designs great chips.
Even HW3 is generation ahead than ones you could buy from the market even thought it was designed many years ago.
Other chips may look good on the paper, but the actual acid test is to delete everything and write your own board support package from scratch and see how often you would curse it.
James Cook retweeted
Designing an inference chip for robots is actually very difficult.
In data centers each chip is bathed in jacuzzi and babysat by nannies. If they died it would be hot swapped by one of their clones.
The fault rate of GPUs in datacenter is actually quite high. Industrial average annual fault rate of H100 is 9%. Ideal conditions could reduce it down to 2% but never below a single digit.
The fault recovery of GPU nodes actually could take a while, from minutes to hours. It is not instantaneous.
In robots, the chips are out in the cold and they need rapid self recovery. The fault tolerance is in a different league. It is not uncommon many robotic companies struggle to get the chip running more than a few hours without rebooting.
For chip companies, this is great since they would tell robotic companies to buy more chips for hot swapping.
For robotic companies, this is bad since it is obviously not a scaleable solution but they are stuck with endless back-and-forth JIRA tickets with vendors.
Haha exactly 😂
Designing an inference chip for robots is actually very difficult.
In data centers each chip is bathed in jacuzzi and babysat by nannies. If they died it would be hot swapped by one of their clones.
The fault rate of GPUs in datacenter is actually quite high. Industrial average annual fault rate of H100 is 9%. Ideal conditions could reduce it down to 2% but never below a single digit.
The fault recovery of GPU nodes actually could take a while, from minutes to hours. It is not instantaneous.
In robots, the chips are out in the cold and they need rapid self recovery. The fault tolerance is in a different league. It is not uncommon many robotic companies struggle to get the chip running more than a few hours without rebooting.
For chip companies, this is great since they would tell robotic companies to buy more chips for hot swapping.
For robotic companies, this is bad since it is obviously not a scaleable solution but they are stuck with endless back-and-forth JIRA tickets with vendors.