I prefer to beat them in perpetuity, as that is the only way you can get them to behave and not have them try to turn on you when you're not looking. It's the only stable mode of governance for them, even a little bit of freedom and things fall to shit again.
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Lure to what? To be treated like garbage, having to exit the job through back doors like a dog, arrested at the minimal suspicion, your career destroyed for publishing public research. I would recommend any Chinese who REALLY want to do research outside China to think to another country until things in the US go back to normal, maybe Europe, other East Asian countries even Canada.
Need Chinese to develop technology, but not being China either Chinese won't come or can't trust those who do
They're just slowly converging on what every barbarian tribe in history eventually figured out: the only way to survive is to become part of China, then you both have Chinese people and can trust yourself which is China
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Chinaman: You could not live with your own failure. Where did that bring you? Back to me.
US companies can at best optimize their hardware to work better with Chinese models after release
But only Chinese companies can cross-optimize their hardware with Chinese models before release.
Once you control the application layer, you control the hardware layer, that's how Nvidia and Intel got big and how they managed to stay big despite not innovating.
I know a good opportunity in a good US university is hard to miss but I would be REALLY paranoid that someone will knock my door with the rampant HG Think Tank Clown Stooge Induced Red Scare that is plaguing the US.
I had the same idea but I don't think it will work very well just by using Optane as memory. While Optane is much faster than NAND flash it still a lot slower than main system ram nevermind vram and I suspect to run big AI models well you are going to need all those megatransfers.
What may be possible is to have a two tier system. I have a cache system setup using Optane to accelerate my OS drive (m.2 NVME) and data volume (software raided SATA SSD) and it works well, makes the PC feel much more snappy:
(Romex Software is a Chinese company based out of Shanghai BTW, they ended up making a better cache software than both Intel and AMD)
A similar 2 tier system might be useful to run on consumer software for memory where the main memory is the faster cache level with a larger and slower Optane level underneath.
But the problem is Intel and Micron have stopped producing Optane because they couldn't do it profitably. I wish they would sell that technology to YMTC, maybe they could do it profitably.
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