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I use it heavily at work nowadays. It would be nice to run it locally.

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You don’t need AI enhanced hardware for that, just normal ass hardware and you run AI software on it.

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But you can run more complex networks faster. Which is what I want.

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Maybe I’m just not understanding what AI-enabled hardware is even supposed to mean

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https://github.com/huggingface/candle

You can look into this, however it’s not what this discussion is about

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An NPU, or Neural Processing Unit, is a dedicated processor or processing unit on a larger SoC designed specifically for accelerating neural network operations and AI tasks.

Exactly what we are talking about.

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Stick to the discussion of paying a premium for hardware not the software

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I’m curious what you use it for at work.

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I’m a programmer so when learning a new framework or library I use it as an interactive docs that allows follow up questions.

I also use it to generate things like regex and SQL queries.

It’s also really good at refactoring code and other repetitive tasks like that

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it does seem like a good translator for the less human readable stuff like regex and such. I’ve dabbled with it a bit but I’m a technical artist and haven’t found much use for it in the things I do.

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Not the guy you were asking but it’s great for writing powershell scripts

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