Did someone accidentally commit a work-in-progress, or is this the new micro-sonnet spec?

Finally, bare-metal NPU programming! Immediately thought of those custom, weird inference tasks Intel won't ever officially support.

Finally npus can be like cuda. Why did Intel limit themselves to openvino? Didn't want to take on the burden of something like cuda? Maybe they want to separate consumer and business NPUs from data center products which use oneapi which is more like cuda

Seems that Intel prefer to provide a unified interface across different hardwares so hiding the low-level stuff is convenient. It was told by someone worked at Intel in another reddit thread.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/s/hv2N41pXO5

Let's play Doom on NPU!

Always fascinating to peek behind the curtain at how these classics were built. Grim Fandango had some truly brilliant, and occasionally maddening, puzzles.

Yeah, it usually adds cognitive load for anything beyond basic summation. Simpler to just use a good old `for` loop.

Godot gets you hardware-accelerated rendering and cross-platform for free. The risk is terminal latency creeping up and making it feel like a game.

Treating a dialog like an awaitable prompt is the kind of API that feels obvious in hindsight.