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oh wow. i hadn’t hesrd if orbstack. i am sick of docker issues on my og m1.

why would i establish a local office in say paris if laws are so hostile towards startups.

This mindset is what moves us forward. Union of soft nations don’t add much these days.

too late

done

many cases isn’t competitive when i can find equal talent with no such restrictions.

exactly, as a startup founder i wouldn’t commit to a yearly reserved ec2 instance for a year let alone an employee.

vs. i can hire in canada/ukraine/india/pakistan/china for a more skilled person with no such bs restrictions.

sure i am being dramatic but my point stands. if my company can’t be fluid and can’t react fast to market due to bs unions and backward laws of some land, that place is what i avoid.

outlier.

that’s only what employee handbook says.

i have had to avoid hiring excellent candidate(s) from EU, just because they would become unflushable if it comes to that.

they are doing great!

that’s very business hostile tbh. I wouldn’t start a company there.

but that would kill monetization no?

now we know what ilya saw.

we use voice or input from phone (we get a prompt on phone when we highlight a textbox on apple tv)

how is it in practice (if you have tried). I have some vulkan work and I am too lazy to setup a new ec2 for it.

that’s exactly my question. why can’t he depend on C API and just consider it is memory safe and all.

i am dealing with ros these days for calibrating my custom hardware. it really is gROSs.

Thankfully, I have fully isolated ROS parts into their own dockerfiles.

“one in 4 eventually drown”… does this mean it’s a recent evolutionary trick and selection hasn’t settled yet.

yes that’s what i am working on these days but there is a need for a generally available neural chip (see google’s coral as one attempt). in my tests, esp32s3 is very very slow for any model with conv2d involved.

i just want a tiiiny gpu for $10 so i can run smaller models at higher speed than possible with xtensa/rp2040 having limited simd support etc.

if they really want to bet on robotics, I want them to release a $10 variant of jetson board.

damn you are right!

i wish this didn’t use mpu6050 imu, which is obsolete and unavailable it seems.

but i guess they used it due to existing code/drivers widely available for it and esp32.

i see it as just accelerating normalizing cheap drones everywhere.

just upload it to jlcpcb and get it delivered with components soldered.

i don’t see your contact info.

this is amazing. on similar note, I have spent last few months trying to fit visual inertial odometry into esp32. Combining that with this would be insane (and so cheap!)

kinda how we do it. language is just an io interface(but also neural obv) on top of our reasoning engine.