1. https://flopper.io - a resource to find AI infrastructure benchmarks and soon - compare providers. Reach out if you're a provider!

2. https://boulderinglist.com - a catalog of climbing gyms across the world

3. https://livedsupport.com - AI driven support for colorectal issues

4. https://radiusing.uk - find where people are willing to do something to improve the social fabric of where they live

5. https://llmstxt.studio - generate rich and full llms.txt files for your website. Then we check if AI queries would cite you based on this.

6. https://probe.bike - aggregate and tell stories with your cycling data

7. https://paletter.dev - a color design system for the modern era - based on design systems

8. https://llmstxt.work - a directory of llms.txt files

Probably working on too many projects at the moment - but really enjoying building again.

Working hard to figure out how to market, interested in trying to push things out a bit more.

Working on a benchmarking tool with https://flopper.io for GPUs too - written in Rust - which should allow me to try to get people to submit their general flop values for consumer hardware to run local llms/models.

Any feedback super welcome!

looks good to me - who is your target audience with this?

This is cool, I'll add these as desktops to https://flopper.io!

How do you test/generate these numbers?

Sometimes to move fast - we have to go slow.

That's a mantra I learned when getting into technology.

Asking questions about how things work, why it is a certain way, or why a shortcut was made often give you far better insights than anything else.

Slowing down and understandng is great. With AI this is even easier. But choose wisely, brains get full.

this could be cool to use cloudflare's edge to do some monitoring of endpoints actual content for synthetic monitoring

1. flopper.io - a resource to find AI infrastructure benchmarks and soon - compare providers. Reach out if you're a provider!

2. boulderinglist.com - a catalog of climbing gyms across the world

3. livedsupport.com - AI driven support for colorectal issues

4. radiusing.uk - find where people are willing to do something to improve the social fabric of where they live

5. llmstxt.studio - AI-SEO via sitemaps, llms.txt, and AI search

6. probe.bike - tell stories with your cycling data

need to find a way to get more sleep

If anyone is up for benchmarking with one of these - please let me know.

Interested to see what FP32 values they have for a site I've been working on [0].

[0]: https://flopper.io

I don't see any macs on your site (maybe I didn't look hard enough). Do you need benchmarking results from an MBP M4 Max 128GB?

hey brotato,

added this to the best of my ability

weird values due to VRAM implementation (lower FP stinks)

Hope this helps ya

https://flopper.io/gpus?vendor=Apple&page=1

I had an hour to vibe tonight and it looks like it may have gone.

Spent it in bloody Figma instead :(

Sweeeeeeet!

This is cool, I really like a lot of tunes and try to mix them in only to find it hard and just hack to whack it in. I'll give this a go!

Glad it fits a case you have! Always open to feedback too!

Added a fifth project this month. Most likely very unwise...

1. probe.bike - tell stories with your bike rides. It allows you to aggregate your cycling trip into one datapoint. Will likely break this out to skiing over the break and rebrand slightly. Adding yearly cards as we speak!

2. flopper.io - I'm seeing traffic rise and rise for this and it's been a great way to translate my every-increasing understanding of AI Infrastructure architecture to a new project. It acts as a benchmark website for GPUs and systems (e.g. Nvidia NVL72.

3. llmstxt.studio - still feel like llms.txt as an idea make sense - so hedged that and but let's see. Got my first customer this month. B2B and need more features/marketing.

4. rides.bike - the oldest - a catalogue or well researched cycling destinations and information about destinations. Will be adding more very soon!

I like the bike related projects. Not sure people are willing to pay for a service like probe.bike, but it's certainly a growing market.

Thanks!

It's difficult. It takes time away from my evenings and weekends at the moment and the only way that I can really justify that is by making it paid.

Otherwise I won't get up at 0600 to fix an SLA.

Let's see! I've priced it on the cost of an inner-tube a year. So fingers crossed.