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milksandmatcha

Sarah Chieng

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@milksandmatcha

Head of DevX @Cerebras half of @SOTAwives

RosterTech Career & Coding EducationAI Agents & Productivity ToolsStartup & SaaS Builders
34,127 followers · 1,837 following · Last polled 3h ago
Perf. Score
61.6
Rank #130
Value Score
27.7
#199 of 273 priced
Median views
11K
p25 6.3K · trailing 7d
Followers
34K
+0.8% 7d
ER (impr.)
1.16%
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ER (foll.)
0.54%
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Est. CPM
$65.89
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WoW views
-21.7%
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Rates & value · est. from 11K median organic views

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$750
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Value Score 27.7 · rank #199 of 273 priced$7575.76 / 1K engagementsrate age unknown (pre-audit import)

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I compared every single AI personal assistant on the same task: Grok Bot: 7 min 40 sec Meta Muse: 4 min 36 sec Instinct: 14 min + Claude Cowork: 6 min 25 sec Human (me) : 37 sec Cerebras: 22 sec https://t.co/gRtJEup4Kpfrozen27d ago214K6203377175690.61%
very grateful for muse @alexandr_wang to help me finally catch up with work expenses 😳 https://t.co/8En6NC2yX5frozen27d ago213K77172951090.43%
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We found a very dumb bug. The original is incorrect. Our AI assistant is actually 40x faster than Grok Bot, not 20x. For a simple dinner reservation: Grok Bot: 7 min 40 sec Meta Muse: 4 min 36 sec Instinct: 14 min + Claude Cowork: 6 min 25 sec Human (me) : 37 sec @cerebras: 11 sec The below is what we built, powered by models on Cerebras. Otherwise known as 'what @bot would feel like if it was fast' @elonmuskfrozen22d ago93K531236342440.93%
My thoughts on getting married young as someone who got married at 25 and is still very career driven 1. It is underratedly rewarding to find someone before you are successful. The number of times I have heard “series A then I’ll date” only to lead to “series B then I’ll date” six months later. I made a fraction of what I make now in an extremely IC position when I met Tyler and there is nothing better than knowing we got here together. 2. Two years ago, my husband went through and acquisition and joined NVIDIA. Half of the team had partners and or was married, the other half was single. We appreciate the fact we met pre-acq because there was never any question of whether someone is with you for the $$. Not that it would be a problem, but why have things spoil the relationship when it doesn’t need to. 3. Dating takes an absurd amount of time and emotional bandwidth and imagine if you just didn’t have to do that. 4. You can take a lot more risks with your career and personal life because you have another person to keep you emotionally and financially stable. If you take these big financial bets and they are successful then INCREDIBLE. If they are not successful, you will still be perfectly fine. 5. You pool your networks together and you know probably 50% more people (assuming you also have heavy overlap) and this is extremely helpful and makes me feel better when I stay at home on a Friday night 😅 6. In many ways the person you marry is an investment and the earlier you invest the better the outcomes! But more seriously, I optimized for a partner who I could grow a lot with in a very complimentary way. And this has worked out nicely.frozen8d ago89K7014028104001.32%
I have a lot of thoughts on the whole “it’s impossible to find someone technical who’s also good at creating content, has taste, and deeply understands the ai ecosystem (twitter)” In no particular order 1. I have seen many companies hire for this role too early. When I interviewed for this vague new media/ devrel/ DevX world before joining Cerebras, many very cool companies reached out but they had no clear product to market and no clear audience. What ends up happening is that there is no clear need or scope and this person is dumped to do everything because they lowkey can do everything. (Be warned) 2. Many of the best folks at this role did not start as GTM folks. The most common profile are folks who are engineers first, generally have CS degrees (although many are now self taught) and naturally found themselves really excited to be educators as well. Key word = educators. I had a CS degree from MIT, decided very early I did not want to be a software engineer because it was too monkey mill, and carved out a hybrid role for myself. 3. When thinking about who is exceptional at this role, it’s important to distinguish the person from the company. For example, if someone is at a top lab, how much of the viewership, followers, etc are from them or just natural company groupies. (This is not to say folks at oai, ant, etc are not extremely talented). 4. So! Now everyone thinks they can now be a creator because how good AI is. One of the main differentiators for engaging content is having a literal human face in your content versus obscene amounts of screen recordings and graphic animations. Thus everyone is trying to hire a face of a company and needs to hire faces of a company. 5. This is just a thought but there are very clearly AI companies built around their founder where the founder is the face and everyone at the company feels like it’s their job to just make the founder more famous. I will not name names. I appreciate smaller companies like @browserbase who seem to amplify the many voices in the company. 6. There are still a ridiculous amount of companies who do not realize the value of investing heavily in these types of folks. Perhaps they are scarred by the lack of impact of enterprise/ old school marketing. But these AI companies, when not doing well, react by firing and downsizing these technical GTM teams (wrong move buddy), you never hear about them again, and they spiral into oblivion. Don’t do this. 7. There are two types of companies who “get it”. The companies who just do, and the companies who have been burned by 5+ years of failing to get the company message out and are finally like oh shit. We need to hire these types of folks and do this type of thing.frozen9d ago83K3702540182690.87%
I recently hit two years at @cerebras. Getting to start and grow our DevX team has been one of the most rewarding parts of my career. Our work takes us across engineering, product, and GTM. I get to keep learning, build things I’m proud of, and see what happens when we put them in other people’s hands :) There’s a lot more we need to do. We're hiring for leadership and individual contributor roles across > DevRel > new media > technical analysis > AI engineering If you love going deep on technical ideas, building things, and helping other people understand what’s possible, I’d love to hear from you. Reach out with your background, what you’d be excited to work on, and something you’ve made that you’re proud of :)frozen29d ago52K3548292580.86%
I have had many people tell be retroactively “I applied to X and btw put you as my referrer” and 9/10 times I will stop being your friendfrozen7d ago50K2320160540.60%
People don't realize this is 2x faster than the frontier (which was also Cerebras) we are competing against ourselves. CS-4 delivers up to 2× faster inference than CS-3, up to 10× more token capacity, and up to 30× faster inference than GPUs.1d ago46K680313431141.88%
I was told Grok Bot just shipped new improvements to their browser use harness I re-ran the same dinner reservation experiment to see if there was an improvement Old Grok Bot: 7 min 40 sec New Grok Bot: 7 min 16 sec (and for reference) Human (me): 37 sec Cerebras: 22 sec Notes 1. Basically the same total time since grok bot measures the prompt input time to the minute so +/- 30 seconds 2. The browser use time did go down significantly, but the increase in reasoning and orchestration time canceled it out 3. Building fast agents are hard...luckily we happen to be experts @elonmusk @mdamore9 :)frozen26d ago45K17613312870.68%
i'm pregnant we've been baking a bun in the oven for a few months, and our due date is finally here this is your behind-the-scenes podcast of the cat parties, handshake deals, hot young founders, and over valued companies of silicon valley @SOTAwives , cohosted with @vivianmshenfrozen11d ago45K36296001151.21%
As a Chinese person this was so incredibly funny to watch and the voice clone was so well executedfrozen9d ago39K2072102790.77%
I quit a quant trading job at a top NYC firm right out of MIT to join Exa. I was the first employee (which means you do a little bit of everything!) and it’s actually how I discovered and found this hybrid GTM x engineering role that I really love today :) Huge congrats to @WilliamBryk and @jeffzwang. I hope you take some time to reminisce the good old days living and workout out of 533 page and how far you’ve come!!frozen9d ago38K39811001371.42%
did someone say 12 whole inches !!?!?!frozen19d ago37K1403160210.48%
Now that’s a quarter 3 wrapped - started a new job - got married to @vivianmshen with @_gongy as officiant and @tyler_fong_ and @AnjneyMidha as best men - gave birth to our baby @sotawives - splurged and bought myself the most beautiful and comfortable work bag ever - went to my 3.1415 year college reunion @MIT and realized everyone is still the same - reunited with @MadelineGris who is now a Bay Area resident !! - launched a very very very fast OpenAI model on @cerebras - filmed many fun interviews with the best people @MatthewBerman @shubgaur @dylan522p @silasalberti @cdngdev @seanlie - broke a nail, cut them short, and decided it was now or never to try climbing @swyx @shreyas4_ @caseychu9frozen6d ago37K3391231651.16%
me and my hrt gang https://t.co/I0LnP2w00sfrozen4d ago36K3335133481.11%
Live from the OpenAI devday after party 💃 Hosted by @OpenAI x @cerebras https://t.co/z6CH79lmtxfrozen23d ago31K2509204150.95%
two other notes 1. BTW, we are hiring 2. if you are all interested or intrigued in these types of roles, you must read https://t.co/Vwkaf2Fts8frozen8d ago31K309121914272.46%
Breaking news, the best of the best is now a general partner at YC! After I had first graduated from MIT unemployed, Vivian took a chance on the annoying little new grad and we had quite the chaotic time running around NYC creating content. You have some of the highest standards, taste, and reliability of anyone I have ever met. I have learned so much from you over the years. Congratulations @vivianmshen on the promotion. They are so lucky to have you!!frozen21d ago25K295390361.40%
THE MOST SCANDALOUS WEDDING OF THE SEASON In a shocking turn of events, local women Sarah Chieng and @vivianmshen have announced their wedding: officially becoming work wives in a new endeavor ‘SOTA Wives’. Silicon Valley is now left scrambling to determine whether it missed two divorce announcements or simply wasn’t in the right group chat. Episode 1, out now.frozen10d ago24K1203190180.66%
The @cerebras team booked a world champion olympic climber, Janja Garnbret, for a private climbing workshop in SF. Full climbing gym book out as well. Drop a #bigchipenergy for an invite. https://t.co/hMoNwNi5Ii2d ago23K1344502150.91%
Breaking down some of my favorite ways to use @bot to create viral content for Cerebras and grow my social media accounts Thanks @shubgaur for the credits. https://t.co/0f4NKFb6wJfrozen29d ago21K20861121411.72%
no girls allowedfrozen15d ago21K8307070.46%
Almost hit 35,000 linkedin followers :) I've never been super active on LinkedIn and frankly do not enjoy posting on LinkedIn much. One trick I started recently is using @bot to monitor my Twitter and automatically repost everything to LinkedIn. Prompt: '' From now on, everything that you see me post on Twitter, if I don't already cross-post it to LinkedIn, I need you to cross-post it to LinkedIn for me. Make sure to adjust any tags or formatting for the LinkedIn tags and audience. Do NOT copy reposts or quote tweets from twitter to linkedin.'' I actually totally forgot about this, checked LinkedIn for the first time in forever, and was like why do I have so many notifications haha.frozen16d ago21K12901731711.52%
questions I've gotten today 1/ what does SOTA stand for 2/ are you actually pregnant (from my mom) 3/ are you still married to tylerfrozen11d ago19K73260160.52%
A cute photo of my parents in NVIDIA merch that Tyler bought them :) https://t.co/JfcyfBtmT1frozen17d ago19K169240100.99%
well call it groundhog day the haters have decided to come out of their hole and play it is crazy that @vivianmshen can re-tell a story on @SOTAwives about getting brutally attacked by a homeless person to the point she has to get surgery, the homeless person has 0 consequences and the police let him go and several people come out to tell her that she basically has no right to be upset about it yes, this homeless person was released and put on 'house arrest' which someone please tell me what that means 'God this is so out of touch. I am also an MIT alum in tech and I too have been attacked by homeless men twice (LA, NYC).....But please try to take a minute to step out of your victim complex'frozen6d ago18K1231110420.96%
tag the folks who need to read thisfrozen20d ago17K154434081.20%
SUCH A BIG MILESTONE TO THE @modal TEAM @_gongy is the best! mentor! and! friend! that one could ask for!! He's accomplished so much at 26, has a remarkable ability to take bets before it's obvious to anyone else, works like a dog and is still someone able to preserve his child-like curiosity and foolishness. Gongy explaining to a friend why we are in NY and ate sweetgreen: “I don’t like sweet green, Sarah likes sweetgreen, so we compromised and got sweetgreen” [Jan 2,2023]frozen8d ago17K134370331.07%
Can someone please explain why there are two NeurIPS conferences this year and which one to go tofrozen6d ago16K541121200.54%
Excited to share that I'll be speaking at @aiDotEngineer NYC on Oct 12-14. @covacut (@OpenAI) and I will be giving a joint talk about using AI for content creation, and some of the AI workflows behind our 700K+ followers and 200M+ views. We'll see you in NYC! https://t.co/S8NjaDw2Mdfrozen24d ago16K22511131281.77%
OAI Devday squad https://t.co/o1UlvQyNxu23d ago14K192513081.51%
full breakdown of our next gen hardware, ask me anything belowfrozen16d ago14K903180260.97%
I turned my wall into a book using @claudeai's fable 5.1 and a projector. Reading more research papers was one of my top goals of 2026, so I built a way to convert arxiv pdfs into a book that I can swipe through with hand gestures :) Can you guess the paper? https://t.co/1sQPhcpp52frozen20d ago14K2095281862.35%
on set with cerebras and @bot #welovegrokbot https://t.co/2GxobPL6Fgfrozen21d ago14K1433161101.26%
It is crazy to think that now on video calls you won’t even know if you’re talking to a real human. Tavus was one of our first customers at Cerebras, super excited to see their growth. 🙌frozen21d ago14K72362130.71%
for anyone curious, this is how the compute sheriffs conduct their business. @tyler_fong_ @AnjneyMidha https://t.co/LYth4FwoUA2d ago13K110270161.05%
More thoughts There is an endless number of lists of people who are good at devrel devx growth engineering etc but what they are all missing is WHY. so I will give you a few of my personal opinions 1. @charles_irl at modal the perfect example of someone who is an engineer first but deeply cares about education. Before modal, Charles was an educator and it’s extremely apparent in how he approaches his content. 2. @trq212 at Anthropic is actually really humble about his growth with the fact he works on Claude Code and that people are naturally excited about Claude code. But one analogy that Thariq shared that I think rings very true for why he does good work is this idea of reaping and sowing. You must reap (do a lot of research, experimentation, talk with customers, hands on engineering) before you can sow (create good content). There are too many people who skip the reaping and go straight to sowing slop. 3. @philipkiely from Baseten is phenomenal because it’s one thing to create content but it’s another to build the systems that turn that content into high value pipeline generation. Two many people miss this second step of thing your work to baseline revenue and overly rely on “vibes” of doing good work. Anyone would be lucky to have this TOFU machine. 4. @mattyp at spaceX is extremely consistent but has also mastered the home setup/ camera investment that he’s able to produce good quality content very efficiently and fast in order to stay with the times. 5. @ad0rnai at prime intellect is very good at making videos! But her special power that more people need is an attention to detail. To many it will feel like overthinking when she hosts and event or films a video but she will play at your hidden heart strings in ways you don’t even know to make you fall in love with her work.frozen7d ago13K14161011042.04%
Tyler and I first met because Brev used to work out of our house :) He would come to our house everyday for work and I would see him coding and strategizing away in our front room turned office. You have been on an incredible journey from Brev to NVIDIA through the acquisition. So proud of you and can't wait for your next chapter <3frozen17d ago11K8244060.84%
A thread of my tech events ideas that I’ve hosted recently because you can just do thingsfrozen6d ago11K55070370.87%
Post talk vibes from the token billionaires lounge in NYC Cova (@OpenAI) and I gave a packed room talk about how we use GPT-5.6-Sol ultrafast on @cerebras and ChatGPT to create content. https://t.co/eJIEqbRqsofrozen10d ago11K9339091.03%
tag my bossfrozen13d ago11K8006080.87%
Excited to be at OAI DevDay next week. Let me know if you’re planning to attend. Would love to grab coffee with people in the morning/evenings :)frozen28d ago11K138316081.54%
Just your local sf “we have disaggregated inference at home couple” #iykyk https://t.co/wAebksurlkfrozen8d ago9.8K81030100.96%
Reposting bc Bill is the best! And I suspect OAI made him take down his original post so here’s the updatefrozen23d ago9.7K2400030.28%
fully AI-edited in &lt; 10 minutes AGI is herefrozen28d ago9.6K57160341.02%
Answering Twitter and Discord's most asked questions about how and why we built our hardware. I asked Angela Yueng, SVP of Product, why that tiny distance matters so much. In part two of our AMA, we got into the hardest parts of engineering CS4, how @cerebras is using AI agents to monitor its systems, and whether there’s still room to push the wafer faster. 0:27 Why half a millimeter matters for AI speed 2:11 AI agents monitoring the hardware that runs AI 3:06 The hardest part of building CS4 4:16 Have we hit the wafer’s power ceiling 5:26 How many countries does it take to build one CS4frozen27d ago9.5K38421110.59%
Does anyone know any personal assistants in SF? Please reach out or connectfrozen27d ago9.5K38014180.64%
oh hey hello @SOTAwives ❤️ @sfcompute https://t.co/XuntlNlvxu2d ago9.5K6341290.84%
Women’s basketball with the best https://t.co/I8ZrP2jFM9frozen25d ago9.3K4911090.65%
Thousands of people applied to become @cerebras ambassadors, and I’m so proud of the cohort we’ve brought together. Many of our Ambassadors are also Codex Ambassadors and have done an amazing job of showing the past and powerful work of fast inference and frontier models. If you’d like to join the team or ambassador program, host an event, or attend one near you, reach out and tell us your city. I’d love to get you connected :) It's an incredible program led by many of the best. @communidiyi @paw_lean @rhiannon_iofrozen14d ago8.5K77139261.26%
New spot in sf happy hour with the best @amandamhuang https://t.co/mHh4D4HeGXfrozen25d ago8.1K83040221.35%
There were three other contenders for the name of the podcast 1. Trophy Wives 2. Trophy Husbands 2. Attention is all we need 3. SOTA Wivesfrozen10d ago7.9K5216280.87%
This is so exciting. Congrats to team @sarahookr :)frozen21d ago7.8K25110100.47%
Someone also told me I was going to die early because my achievements meant I had a compressed life timeline the post in reference: https://t.co/Oyd13YptKo2d ago7.8K2801060.45%
A few more snaps from the night with the best Hosted together with @OpenAI @cerebras https://t.co/nfBSS97Qesfrozen23d ago7.6K8135241.25%
the jensen huang kool-aid is strong https://t.co/bjeiULX62Mfrozen17d ago7.6K4002040.61%
the much anticipated documentary of Elizabeth Holmes is coming out this week 'You Can See Everything' was filmed right before she was sent to federal prison, capturing her family and children in an attempt to absolve herself @cerebras is hosting a private screening this Saturday. We have a few spots left, comment if you think she's guilty or innocent for an invite8d ago7.6K590231101.23%
I think some people get confused by speed and token math hope this diagram is helpful, breaks it down for gpt-5.6-sol-ultrafast https://t.co/Ron4GDoD36frozen16d ago7.6K6954061.11%
Mwahahaha im abt to become unstoppable @brainstub https://t.co/iJsT86mO6gfrozen23d ago7.4K7146041.16%
we are in the WORST dry spell of our lives "Then in 2025, I watched that capacity dry up too. Access to compute has never been worse. Existing supply is already under contract, and new capacity is reserved before it ever comes online. I won’t rehash why. There are a hundred good explanations out there covering debt financing, anchor tenants, backstops, lead times and so on."2d ago7.3K37030110.70%
It's very clear that many of the current AI personal assistants are built by people who are coding agent/ software monkey pilled Excited to see assistants that pop up that feel more human/general public first Congrats on the launch @MaxDerevyfrozen22d ago7.3K1711060.34%
The neuralink demo a few weeks ago literally blew my mind and now there’s a non invasive version is just so heartwarming !!frozen13d ago7.1K2313060.47%
Stay tuned for the next AMA where Cerebras CTO @seanlie answers Twitter's hottest questions around > Stack DRAM > why does it differ from NVIDIA HBM, > breaking down the technical challenges of hardware that delivers fast inference. Next one, best one. Coming out early next weekfrozen27d ago6.8K3973080.84%
Back by popular demand, we will have another CTO @seanlie AMA this Friday to answer any and all questions around our data centers, hardware, and deployments. Let us know your questions.frozen15d ago6.7K44650121.00%
This is better than Jev in every single way…10d ago6.4K39011341.17%
Sometimes you can just bring the best of SF together and ask them to show up in their pajamas for TJs and PJs With the best https://t.co/ea6KgYWdFqfrozen21d ago6.4K7205061.30%
If you are hosting an event that's small and curated, have your Grok bot email everyone 24 hours in advance, individually confirming their attendance. The Grok bot should also monitor whether or not they respond and move folks to the waitlist if they do not. Best way to get accurate attendance and headcountfrozen22d ago6.0K781111191.84%
The best visitor!frozen29d ago5.8K1331010.31%
WOOT WOOT so well deserved @vivianmshenfrozen21d ago5.6K5215021.07%
SOTA Wives wedding was going great until our officiant @_gongy ended with 'you may now kiss the bride' https://t.co/4KT7AtsNh0frozen10d ago5.6K4401030.86%
there are only 10 weeks until christmas I could gasp https://t.co/e5MecIHnHHfrozen4d ago5.3K8526251.88%
I am very, very excited to use thisfrozen29d ago5.3K1111090.42%
Next Monday, @covacut and I will be giving a workshop on how we use AI to create content. Our entire process, all of our prompts, tools, equipment, tricks, secrets, and of course a little @cerebras fast inference and @OpenAI chatgpt :) Here's a sneak peak. Come find us at @aiDotEngineer But in the meantime, AMA, will answer any questions on how I use AI to create content/ create content.frozen15d ago5.2K41341361.63%
Behind the scenes in the Cerebras hardware labs with @seanlie https://t.co/9zAY8cX56xfrozen8d ago5.1K5403101.14%
A model and a killer founder. So proud of you @yusan_lin 🙌🙌frozen8d ago5.0K27020100.78%
having a blast testing grok bot with @shubgaur we put a trifecta of planning, yapping, and party @bot to work to organize a surprise event end to end with a $XXXXX budget took us less than 10 minutes, we are excited to par-tay with you all soon :) https://t.co/6KpzVIIPIEfrozen17d ago4.8K2622110.67%
Monty wong is making MONEY MOVESfrozen28d ago4.7K1023000.32%
A truly stellar and incredible team congrats @calvinchenfrozen23d ago4.5K3311020.83%
me when asked to take out the trashfrozen25d ago4.5K3211020.81%
so funny sometimesfrozen22d ago4.2K602010.21%
A girls heaven https://t.co/NvlAVzCETUfrozen26d ago3.6K2103020.73%
In CData’s study of 378 real-world prompts, Connect AI returned correct results 98.5% of the time, compared with 65–75% for the other MCP providers they tested. The difference came down to giving agents better information about the data: what fields mean, how records relate, and which tools to use. Now @CDataSoftware is building on that foundation with Connect AI Gateway, bringing model selection, data access, permissions, and spending controls together. Congrats to the CData team on opening early access! @ravivlevifrozen23d ago3.3K901020.36%
update to prompt it's also important to tell @bot not to copy twitter shit post to LinkedIn. This is very important to add.frozen15d ago3.2K2207031.00%
erik is the north star! so honoredfrozen10d ago3.1K1410010.51%
home setup too goodfrozen17d ago2.9K1001110.44%
a frontier model agent router trained on AC2 and available for anyone to use it's benchmarked to reduce costs by up to 55% without any drop in quality so proud of my bestie @ypatil1251d ago2.9K3812061.63%
Excited to see us intentionally build for long-context and fast decision making.frozen10d ago2.9K1601030.70%
I wish I were in London but this is insanely cool and @TobyPhln you should do one when you're in the bay :)9d ago2.8K1502020.67%
the team has been running an incredible ambassador program (with great perks) Check out the cafe compute near you :)2d ago2.8K2002040.92%
One of the main things I measure when evaluating AI agentsis the number of human interventions required. Hint: it's way too high and very annoying. Excited to see something like this launch, and for agentic browser use to become increasingly autonomous. Congrats on the launch@gumloopfrozen16d ago2.7K1413040.82%
Gongy said SLEDGEHAMMER9d ago1.8K400000.22%
there's cheap compute on the market buy it while it's hot go into debt if you have to congrats @AnjneyMidha on the launch15d ago1.6K1000010.69%
L Halloween for whoever gets stuck as a very large black ball7d ago1.6K703010.70%
https://t.co/RQHojwrSFp comment your score1d ago1.1K803001.03%
Cerebras puts power delivery half a millimeter from the wafer. I asked Angela Yueng, SVP of Product, why that tiny distance matters so much. In part two of our AMA, we got into the hardest parts of engineering CS4, how @cerebras is using AI agents to monitor its systems, and whether there’s still room to push the wafer faster. 0:27 Why half a millimeter matters for AI speed 2:11 AI agents monitoring the hardware that runs AI 3:06 The hardest part of building CS4 4:16 Have we hit the wafer’s power ceiling 5:26 How many countries does it take to build one CS428d ago841600020.95%