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Posted On: October 12th 2024, 01:26 pm

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Khandani choudhar jaata ki💪👍https://youtu.be/msh9W_ZAlXw?si=WgRamVKKEKee3TeK
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Starting the day with a double peace sign and a duck face, because why choose one when you can do both? 😂✌️ I was actually just about to do my morning workout but then realized: taking cute mirror selfies in my bright blue set definitely counts as cardio, right? 😅💪 Honestly, these little moments in my tiny apartment (feat. my plant, who’s thriving waaaay more than I am lately) give me so much good energy! Who else feels instantly more sporty when their outfit matches? Or is that just me being a little extra today? 🙈 Stay positive and don’t forget to stretch – both physically and emotionally! 💙🌿🚀 #morningvibes #workoutfromhome #blueonblue #selflove #gapyearlife #positiveenergy #hannovergirl
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said it's "quite terrible" for people to have RAM in their own computers rather than in data centers, arguing that in a supply-constrained environment you want maximum utilization in the cloud instead of the world's limited DRAM sitting in machines used maybe 5% of the time. Speaking to YouTuber Cheeky Pint about the AI industry's global compute shortage, he suggested the market's "invisible hand" is failing, likely because not every DRAM wafer is flowing straight into data centers to run AI models. The remark lands as the AI boom's memory scarcity drives up consumer hardware prices—used PS5 Pros hit $1,399 this month after an official price increase in March, the RTX 5080 vanished from Nvidia's marketplace, and the RTX 5090 was all but discontinued. Altman believes cloud-based AI is the future of computing, and Samsung's latest earnings call suggests memory is indeed being funneled toward data centers, meaning the RAM situation isn't expected to improve next year. 🎤: YT / Cheeky Pint podcast
The Ahmedabad Crime Branch has detained 61 suspected illegal immigrants, predominantly from Bangladesh, during a major crackdown ahead of Diwali. According to reports, the operation was conducted across multiple areas of Ahmedabad following intelligence inputs. Authorities are verifying the detainees' identities and documents, with further legal proceedings, including possible deportation, expected to follow. Disclaimer: This video is being used strictly for news and informational purposes only. We do not own the rights to this content. All credits belong to the respective owner/source. No copyright infringement is intended. For credits or removal requests, please contact us at contact@rvcj.com or DM us. #rvcjinsta
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