If you assume that the author did this to have content for his blog and his YouTube channel, it makes much more sense. Going back to the well with a "I regret" entry allows for extra exploiting of a pretty dubious venture.

YouTube is absolute jam packed full of people pitching home "lab" sort of AI buildouts that are just catastrophically ill-advised, but it yields content that seems to be a big draw. For instance Alex Ziskind's content. I worry that people are actually dumping thousands to have poor performing ultra-quantized local AIs that will have zero comparative value.

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philipwhiuk 4 days ago | parent [-]

I doubt anyone does this seriously.

	▲	nerdsniper 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		I sure hope no one does this seriously expecting to save some money. I enjoy the videos on "catastrophically ill-advised" build-outs. My primary curiosities that get satisfied by them are: 1) How much worse / more expensive are they than a conventional solution? 2) What kinds of weird esoteric issues pop up and how do they get solved (e.g. the resizable BAR issue for GPU's attached to RPi's PCIe slot)