u/krapht

pistol squats are super difficult to do balance and flexibility wise

not all of them are a scam. we had a hoarder cat collector in the condo next door; the owner had to gut and remodel because the smell of cat piss wouldn't come out of the wood (blurrrgh)

I can't stand the accusations of distillation after anthropic themselves distilled the copyrighted works of humanity for their llm. What's good for the goose is good for the gander, as they say.

You can just... Is doing some heavy lifting there

Thanks for perpetuating America's terrible and arbitrary tipping culture.

Still doesn't make sense, but whatever. Those people could hit a DeepSeek flash endpoint, hosted by a provider of their choice nearby.

agree to disagree. I'm waiting for it to move out of experimental status.

I use channels, I don't want to invest in a feature that still isn't officially supported.

I eat at Mark's duck House occasionally - always thought it was a reasonable canto restaurant, I enjoy the dim sum there.

I wouldn't drive more than twenty minutes to eat there.

Finding authentic Sichuan style mapo is actually pretty hard. Most places are actually serving tofu in brown sauce.

I've seen too many workaholic directors and VPs estranged from their kids to agree with this take.

nah, that's just what people tell themselves to rationalize never seeing their kids

it's better to eat rice and beans in a double wide than take a job where you never see your kids

no child has ever fallen in love with a wallet and resources

Then rent a GPU when you need it, and keep your mac

You're still in college. Save the CV specialization for your master's degree if your college doesn't have upper level classes you can take

That's one theory, but not definitive. We have records of English people eating pasta and cheese bakes dating back to medieval times, it seems more likely the colonists just brought the dish with them to the US.

Also, GP is wrong about it being British. Mac and cheese is American, even if it dates back to the UK, because it only became popular in the US. Who ate it first originally is a losing game historically - nobody has any idea who first came up with the idea of eating pasta with cheese.

No, we say other gobbledegook like: are our open action items on track to be closed by the end of the current period of performance?

I'm all for keeping a garden, but shouldn't the first step from "no big agriculture" be to patronize local small agriculture?

Monopsony power on behalf of Medicare and economies of scale in billing administration will create real reductions in spending.

link points to https://luma.com/yr8fhxt7%5D() on old reddit, which gives 404 not found

Link broken.

Oh! Fair enough; that's on me for not having heard of them.

Interesting hardware. I guess my issue with spending more time checking out or testing your hardware is that it's not easy to see from the website:

1) how does performance (FLOPS / Watt), ($ / FLOP) compare with a) FPGA (Xilinx preferably), b) Qualcomm NPU / Google Tensor / Apple Neural Engine, c) NVIDIA Jetson, and d) 16GB CUDA card of your choice (as reference)

2) What model architectures does your SDK support? So far, I'm only seeing that you're able to fully accelerate some version of YOLO and ResNet50. So CNNs only?

3) You say you can export things. But how much of that is useful even if exported? That is, won't most code be so tied into the SDK it'll be kinda useless if exported?

I do a fair amount of edge inference work but I really need to be sold on checking out hardware from a smaller company.

No? I throw the whole unpeeled clove in there, the press squeezes the inside out while the skin remains behind.

Garlic smash is fine for one clove, but who puts only one clove into their food? Not in my household.

Such rules were famously used to disenfranchise minorities historically.

For a loaded semi at highway speed, 150-200m is exactly the stopping distance. That's not a benchmark quirk — it's the gap that matters.

Thanks ChatGPT.