Here are the claimed numbers for reference:
[1] https://flopper.io/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-24gb [2] https://flopper.io/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-ti-24gb
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[1] https://flopper.io/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-24gb [2] https://flopper.io/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-ti-24gb
Will take a look
Part of the problem we have is some of those desktop GPUs don't have power and flops data. We're toying with the idea of writing a CLI to run/publish these but obviously a lot of work.
Cheers for engaging!
Currently trying to work to have a plugin of similar to post back to get accurate benchmarks.
Take a look if you're interested!
Added models and pricing there recently too. Aiming to be a huge place for all GPU data when it comes to mathematical performance. Things like FP8 for AI inference etc.
Tempted to make the infrastructure a bit more sound.
Aside from that I'm working on https://solarable.org - which is aiming to provider understanding of solar panels before finding an installer and plotholes.app (https://plotholes.app) which is a consensus network for potholes as reported and determined by cyclists.
AMD GPUs build for AI specs for reference: https://flopper.io/gpus?vendor=AMD&page=1
In a multiple of ways: you become disconnected from nature and closed off to environments, and you also reduce safety because you don't know what is going on around you (high % of population live in cities).
Not a uniquely Apple problem though, I suppose.
We've had three back to back heatwaves so far this summer in the UK. THREE!
Hopefully it inspires people to make an informed decision to get the best price and starts generating more questions and leads for solar companies.
Feel like we need to talk standards and expectations again for the internet at large to build up trust networks - not on every request.
Efficiency seems so far away from engineering standards now. Odd how we got here.
GATCHA would be a better name but I digress
Great work, thanks for the write up.
FWIW: Agree with font, lots of a11y constraints. I ended up using Reader Mode
Aside from that, I've launched a new tool that tries to promote Solar panels. The UK has some of the most expensive energy in the world, so I've been trying to let homeowners and building managers understand if their building's are suitable.
Uses some APIs all plugged together - including the DEFRA datasets for DSM (LiDAR from planes).
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080: https://flopper.io/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-5080-16gb
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090: https://flopper.io/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-24gb
Let me know what you're after here, as super cool to do it.
Also might be cool to do a backlink share too if you are up for that?
Plug in solar became legal here in the UK
Still sussing it out but started shipping something
Finding the pitch direction of the roof is kinda hard
Uses data from the house to try and get a rating
I want multiple ways to publish. Sometimes I wanna share images, sometimes I just wanna pipe output from a command and add some context.
Pretty frustrated of going into apps like X that break my train of thought instantly.
2. https://boulderinglist.com - a catalog of climbing gyms across the world
3. https://livedsupport.com - AI driven support for colorectal issues
4. https://radiusing.uk - find where people are willing to do something to improve the social fabric of where they live
5. https://llmstxt.studio - generate rich and full llms.txt files for your website. Then we check if AI queries would cite you based on this.
6. https://probe.bike - aggregate and tell stories with your cycling data
7. https://paletter.dev - a color design system for the modern era - based on design systems
8. https://llmstxt.work - a directory of llms.txt files
Probably working on too many projects at the moment - but really enjoying building again.
Working hard to figure out how to market, interested in trying to push things out a bit more.
Working on a benchmarking tool with https://flopper.io for GPUs too - written in Rust - which should allow me to try to get people to submit their general flop values for consumer hardware to run local llms/models.
Any feedback super welcome!
How do you test/generate these numbers?
That's a mantra I learned when getting into technology.
Asking questions about how things work, why it is a certain way, or why a shortcut was made often give you far better insights than anything else.
Slowing down and understandng is great. With AI this is even easier. But choose wisely, brains get full.
added this to the best of my ability
weird values due to VRAM implementation (lower FP stinks)
Hope this helps ya
2. boulderinglist.com - a catalog of climbing gyms across the world
3. livedsupport.com - AI driven support for colorectal issues
4. radiusing.uk - find where people are willing to do something to improve the social fabric of where they live
5. llmstxt.studio - AI-SEO via sitemaps, llms.txt, and AI search
6. probe.bike - tell stories with your cycling data
need to find a way to get more sleep
Interested to see what FP32 values they have for a site I've been working on [0].
[0]: https://flopper.io
It's difficult. It takes time away from my evenings and weekends at the moment and the only way that I can really justify that is by making it paid.
Otherwise I won't get up at 0600 to fix an SLA.
Let's see! I've priced it on the cost of an inner-tube a year. So fingers crossed.
Spent it in bloody Figma instead :(
This is cool, I really like a lot of tunes and try to mix them in only to find it hard and just hack to whack it in. I'll give this a go!
1. probe.bike - tell stories with your bike rides. It allows you to aggregate your cycling trip into one datapoint. Will likely break this out to skiing over the break and rebrand slightly. Adding yearly cards as we speak!
2. flopper.io - I'm seeing traffic rise and rise for this and it's been a great way to translate my every-increasing understanding of AI Infrastructure architecture to a new project. It acts as a benchmark website for GPUs and systems (e.g. Nvidia NVL72.
3. llmstxt.studio - still feel like llms.txt as an idea make sense - so hedged that and but let's see. Got my first customer this month. B2B and need more features/marketing.
4. rides.bike - the oldest - a catalogue or well researched cycling destinations and information about destinations. Will be adding more very soon!
I've been grappling with this all afternoon and I still cannot determine what my stance on this.
I grew up when the internet was a bit of a wildwest, and I've definitely seen things online that I wish I never had without my consent.
But there's also a bizarre thought that mayb exposure to this isn't such a bad thing because it keeps us human, and aware of privilidge and our safety - and why that is such an important thing to think about
I'd equate it at some level to seeing the inside of the production of food and being put of eating meat, or eating anything non-organic again.
I'm not sure I would like my own children to see it, but I'm hyper aware of what conflict and crime looks like as a result.
Comparatively to social media at least I was making a choice to click on something risky or that I would not like to see rather than having a algorithm choose for me. Not sure if I am just becoming a middle-aged tech dinosaur though.,