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by m00x 3y ago
Yes, and we should encourage people to go in this direction instead of becoming influencers, Youtubers, and models. The West needs to start building again or it will become an extinct empire.
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by m00x 3y ago
Depends on the prison, but if you're in maximum security prison, you may have bigger worries.
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by m00x 3y ago
You... don't? You use Arduino for their super good support and documentation while you're building your device. It's only for prototypes. You can buy $4 boards off Aliexpress, but then you have to deal with poor documentation
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by m00x 3y ago
You (usually) don't use an Arduino in production, you take the ATMEGA chip, or in this case an ESP32 and you make your own custom board from it.
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by m00x 3y ago
It looks like it's already at thing https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/blob...
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by m00x 3y ago
Why couldn't it be applied to SD?
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by m00x 3y ago
While it is an incredibly shitty thing to do, that does not give you the right to murder someone.
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by m00x 3y ago
They include incidents where the car has caused traffic disruption. Recently, people have been throwing cones on top of the cars causing them to stop and impede traffic. This includes SF city officials, which is wild. Look for #weekofcone o
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by m00x 3y ago
I got an RSI even with this. Better to just avoid using emacs altogether unfortunately :(
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by m00x 3y ago
It's kind of a middle ground, it looks more like a barebones MCU. RP2040's PIO is extremely limited with only 9 available instructions, this looks a bit more involved, but functionally it's very similar.
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by m00x 3y ago
Tensorflow has some advantages, like being able to use tf-lite for embedded devices. JAX is amazing on the TPU, which AFAIK pytorch doesn't have great support for. I assume most people will still research in PyTorch, but then move it o
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by m00x 3y ago
There are some really great youtube videos on this subject from the channel "Undecided by Matt Ferrell". I highly recommend watching them.
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by m00x 3y ago
Mass production isn't the main issue. Production is actually quite simple, the issue is that it doesn't pass the 25 year lifespan test yet, but they're close.
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by m00x 3y ago
You could always just use a library that simplifies Vulkan or keep some skeleton apps around. When you're past all of the verbose set up, the actual meat of it isn't too bad.
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by m00x 3y ago
Is it out yet? I'm desperately waiting for it to be available.
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by m00x 3y ago
Not OP, but I'm very familiar with both. Luxonis is way more powerful and has an Intel VPU (Movidius). It's not really meant to be a standalone platform, so it needs a host board (Linux SBC like the Pi). It takes a lot more power,
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by m00x 3y ago
That would break so many things that it would be insane to do. You could just run nginx as a separate user with very limited rights, or just run it on Docker. This, plus updating regularly usually fixes 90% of security issues.
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by m00x 3y ago
+1. Ironic that someone saying it's scaling 101 follows up the comment with a completely wrong explanation.
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by m00x 3y ago
FWIW: I've been scraping the shit out of social media for my AI training. I also do Amazon, AliExpress, etc. Libs like puppeteer is so good these days that it's impossible to tell real users from fake traffic. Most of the blocks a
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by m00x 3y ago
30k is to businesses, not consumers. Consumers don't buy H100s.
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by m00x 3y ago
My man doesn't even know about Edmunston, NB. It's really that bad.
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by m00x 3y ago
It's very easy to set up a company in Canada. Taxes are an issue, but not that much more than CA or NY. The issue is that you'll get offers of 75k from angels and 500k from VCs. You go to SF, and before your pitch is done, you hav
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by m00x 3y ago
> If there really was an overload of talent in Canada, it would be pumping out unicorns - it's not. There's 0 funding. No VCs will back you unless you move to the states. Local angels want 25% of your company for 75k. Canada ha
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by m00x 3y ago
Immigrants usually go to centers that have immigration offices to help them. Going to Edmunston won't be very useful for them.
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by m00x 3y ago
I know plenty who have, and there are plenty who were here before. Why wouldn't they be able to leave?
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by m00x 3y ago
You can run big models on the cloud yourself, or with a 3090/4090 quantized. You don't have to go to openai.
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by m00x 3y ago
H100s are now around 30k USD if you're lucky, going up to 40k on Ebay/Amazon. 3,584 GPUs at $30,000 is $104,550,000 USD only in GPUs.
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by m00x 3y ago
Ya, there's a huge discrepancy of quality in their modules. Some module LDOs cap out at 500mA, but you need 800mA and proper bypass caps on the VDD for WiFi spikes. Good call on the Tantalum caps.
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by m00x 3y ago
Arduino libraries don't all work on the ESP32, and some respond oddly vs an ATMEGA chip. Arduino framework on the ESP32 is an afterthought, it wasn't designed for it. I use the ESP IDF framework because it has so much better suppo
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by m00x 3y ago
Arduino on ESP32 isn't the best. It works, but it has a bunch of missing features and sometimes acts oddly in the arduino ecosystem. I imagine they used the Ra4M1 for stability concerns.

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