pd-bridge — heterogeneous prefill/decode for DeepSeek-V4-Flash

over 30 years of cable collection. rare gems include apple SCSI DB25/CN50/HD50/HD68/HDI-30 cables, apple/NeXT ADB cables, apple localtalk dongles, atari SIO cables, centronics parallel cables, din-8 serial cables, hdi-45, apple adc video cables,DB13W3 video cable, dvi-d video cable, dms-59, firewire 400 and 800 cables, ipod 30-pin cable, ega db9 to vga db15, s-video cables, optical audio toslink cables, component video cables, SCART video cables, micro-dvi/mini-dvi, harddisk IDE/PATA cables, 10base2 BNC cables, miles of rj11, trrs and RCA cables, etc.

All bagged up using ziplock bags and labelled.

Never know when I might need them again...

had to throw away tons of cables over the years, as the plastic degraded and become sticky mess.

felt the sudden urge to play Noël Coward's 1931 comic song "Mad Dogs and Englishmen"

am surprised Meta doesn't know about usenet

Have been running BirdNet-Go on a Rpi3 with a Jabra Speak 510 device which has omni-directional mic array, along with rtsp audio from two outdoor security cameras, for the last 2 months. Excellent sound pickup quality. 76K detections and 112 species detected.

I live in the east coast of Singapore near changi airport, and also run FlightTracker on another Rpi3 with a cheap RTL-SDR dongle with a 1090 mhz antenna to receive real-time aircraft broadcasts/squawks.

So essentially tracking 2 different types of 'birds'.

was it his mom?

I did not know until now, that I bought a cold war spy artifact from ebay 20 years ago, and shipped it all the way to Singapore.

Olympus’s raison d’être is to orchestrate GPUs—handling the control-heavy, latency-sensitive workloads that keep Rubin fed and the AI factory running without bottlenecks. Including tool calling and data marshaling.

They are not competing in the CPU space. Different markets.

At this rate, the Amiga will outlive us all, and probably get one last hardware and AmigaOS revision long after our funerals.

Also known as Bamiya or Bamia (okra stew) among the Malay-Arab community in Singapore.

But is the recipe the same or different?

Similar. It seems the dish had both Arab and Jewish roots. In colonial Singapore, both communities were small but left an outsized mark.

https://www.peranakanmuseum.nhb.gov.sg/learn/digital-resourc...

The Jewish community in Singapore is mostly Baghdadi (Iraqi Jews who immigrated to British India and later Singapore and Hong Kong). That's why it's the same recipe for Bamia.