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Welcome to the 82nd issue of TMPDIR, a weekly newsletter 📰 helping teams build connected, data-intensive products by exploring the latest open source Linux and IoT technologies, workflows, and best practices. Please pass this on to anyone else who is interested in unlocking the power of open source.
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Khem and Cliff
You either have to be first, best, or different. -- Loretta Lynn
🎙️ Running LLMs on Microcontrollers
In this episode, we discuss aspects running AI on edge systems (both microcontrollers and embedded Linux) with Chris Cole. Chris has a lot of experience doing this and has used AI at the edge in multiple projects to solve real problems. This episode provides an overview of the technology and will help you understand the steps to implementing an AI model in your system.
Instead of commenting on a PR, open a branch
Gumroad has adopted an interesting idea:
For example, instead of writing a comment on a pull request (PR), engineers and designers are now encouraged to commit to a branch instead of leaving comments.
There are often better ways to do things and this is an example of how you can streamline the feedback process. Yes, it takes some humility to be on the receiving end of this type of process, but all great things do.
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