procrastinatus

Bridgestone - Shojiro Ishibashi (Ishibashi is spelled with the characters “stone” and “bridge”)

I wonder what the folks at graphite.dev think about this announcement.

Do analogous tools exist for GCP and Azure?

One thing I haven’t seen much mention of is getting things to run on the M1’s neural engine instead of the GPU - it seems like the neural engine has ~3x more compute capacity and is specifically optimized for this type of computation.

Has anyone spotted any work allowing a mainstream tensor library (e.g. jax, tf, pytorch) to run on the neural engine?

Who is the Matt Levine of other fields (e.g. law, medicine, etc.)?

I believe there was a thread on twitter about this, but can't find it anymore.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned what I see as the biggest failings of notebooks: poor handling of connection loss / re-connection. The kernel will continue to run, but a connection hiccup will often make the notebook UI stop updating (and lose any kernel output).

This is superb!