Jebby @JebBushsLeftEar

i appreciate the sediment

Habits I stole from ADHD people who are actually doing well. Not "cured." Just no longer at war with their own brain. None of these are "wake up at 5am." Promise. 1. They dont trust their memory. At all.

I'm very very sad tonight. I just learned that Stephen Biesty passed away in 2024 at 63... He is one of my favorite artist. Rest in peace.

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Congratulations, you’re dead. You made it. The hard part is over. Now you just have to exist for ~100 trillion years, which, I assure you, will fly by without a working central nervous system. If you have any questions or concerns, that would be highly unusual.

chase sapphire would be such a beautiful name for a baby girl

Out 1 (1971, dir. Jacques Rivette)

There is a beautiful Iranian film that explores why that question isn’t as simple as you think it is.

jjmmgg23 @jjmmgg23

a week ago

Suicide is the stupidest thing ever. Why would you permanently end your life over a temporary problem?

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David Foster Wallace on being entirely yourself

This woman just said the quiet part out loud and I felt every single word. “You are not just marrying a person, you are marrying their childhood, their coping mechanisms… the fact that they leave one sip of juice in the refrigerator like a sociopath.” Oh my goodness. Because why is that so accurate?? And then she continues with: “Marriage is basically two exhausted people trying not to psychologically waterboard each other during tax season.” I'm not lying. That line alone is a public service announcement. The real ones though: - Love is not enough. Shared values matter more. - The goal isn’t to stay the same forever... it’s can we keep meeting each new version of each other with curiosity instead of resentment? - Love mostly lives in boring Tuesday behavior. - Your partner cannot be your entire universe. That is too much pressure for one nervous system. I’ve been married long enough to know she’s not exaggerating a single thing. The forehead kiss and the “I picked this up because I thought you’d like it” hits harder than any anniversary post ever could. Successful marriages really are just two people who decided to grow up instead of just grow older. What’s the best marriage advice? Drop it below. Let’s educate (and mildly traumatize) each other.

@ATaylorFPGA presumably you cant figure out anything faster than f/2 of your own clocks frequency

FPGA CPU News fpgacpu.org/index.html This website hasn’t been updated for a long time, but the content that remains still holds some reference value. Processor and Integrated System Design in FPGAs fpgacpu.org/papers/xsoc-sl… Designing a Simple FPGA - Optimized RISC CPU and System on a Chip fpgacpu.org/papers/soc-gr0… Building a RISC CPU and System on a Chip in an FPGA fpgacpu.org/papers/xsoc-se… I also resonate with the author’s design philosophy. for FPGA CPU cores, simple is beautiful. In my experience, simpler is smaller smaller is cheaper smaller is faster smaller is more power frugal simpler is easier to test

Best way to cook a turkey for Thanksgiving? This is my fried one from last year. This is guaranteed on my schedule.

I wish we talked about how checking our phones when someone is telling us a story is a form of rejection

That’s a Pacific off-highway fat truck hauling straight logs, probably for power poles. Pacific built them by hand in Vancouver starting in 1947, and some took up to three months to finish. Most of them hauled 90 to 150 tons a load, way over anything legal on a highway, which is why they stay on the logging roads. Talk about front and rear overhang.

Mistral recently released a 209M model that can predict future data locally on a CPU in ~140 milliseconds. Not every useful AI model needs to talk (just like Jev) No GPU required. It's a super small foundation model designed for time-series forecasting. Give it historical data like: 📈 sales ⚡ power usage 🏭 sensor readings 📦 demand/inventory 🌡️ telemetry …and it predicts what comes next without training a new model for each dataset. The largest version stats 🧠 209M parameters 💾 837MB FP32 🖥️ runs on CPU or GPU 📚 up to 32,768 historical time steps 🔮 forecasts up to 1,024 steps per forward pass 📊 outputs 21 probability quantiles 🎯 Mistral says it ranks #1 among pretrained/zero-shot models on all three major public forecasting benchmarks 🥇 GIFT-Eval 🥇 TIME 🥇 fev-bench It can get small like Timestral-5M → 21MB Mistral says on an 8-thread CPU: ⚡ 5M model → ~10 ms ⚡ 209M model → ~140 ms for a one-day forecast from three weeks of 15-minute data. 🔗 Links below in ALT.

Consistency matters more than intensity when it comes to building a stronger core.

You can easily knock out 100+ Mike Tyson Pushups Today… Every hour or so do a set or 2 of 20+… the Volume adds up quickly! Cardio, Power, Coordination… all in one.

Calisthenic Kyle @CalisthenicKyle

a month ago

Mike Tyson Pushups are a great Total Body Builder… You want to do these Explosively & Controlled.

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yeah it's kinda insane lol

andy @1a1n1d1y

a week ago

proud to present: solidcv a turbocharged Rust/PTX/Cuda vision lib, 12.1x faster than opencv 2D, 3D, 4D+ algebraic circuit math was applied to images, video, 3D space, 4D+ temporal space demos publishing over the next few days, meanwhile this is all live inside Jesse & our API

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@oldstackjournal tree -L2 in ~/.config, /etc

as someone who likes simple boring things, the phrase 'minimalism was made up by big small to sell you more less' has really done a number on me. im haunted by it every day