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Show HN: Linubot – like Grok bot and Hermes had a kid
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15d ago
https://inference.tiyuvta.ai/
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I've been hosting Qwen3.8-27B myself. On my endpoint it's $0.30/1M in, $0.10 cache, $2.03 out - so those agent turns that re-send the same prefix get a lot cheaper when cache hits. UI at inference.tiyuvta.ai/app if you w
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most of the time when a local model feels dumb its not the quant, its the chat template. a lot of gguf mints just drop the template from the metadata and the runtime silently falls back to chatml. model still talks fine so nobody notices, i
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price update: $0.40 in / $0.10 cache / $2.90 out
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Show HN: Qwen3.8-27B API, 140 tok/s on one GPU
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vllm on 4x 5090 is getting ~20 tok/s with mtp on (their own thread on the hf card). i had qwen3.8-27b up the day after release, one rtx pro 6000, 140 tok/s spec, 0.156s first token, full 262k. image and video on the same api. numb
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Bw24 – from scratch rust+CUDA inference, every kernel tuned for sm_120a
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Node.js io_uring over napi-rs, more then 2x performance
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Agent-workspace-Linux An isolated Linux desktop that an AI agent control
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Computer-Use-Linux
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Glide-mq high performance, features rich, message queue based on valkey glide
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Show HN: I maintain Valkey GLIDE – built a Node queue doing 48k jobs/s
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Hey HN - I built agnix because I kept losing time to the same class of bug: AI tool configs that are almost right but silently wrong. The trigger: I had a Claude Code skill named `Review-Code`. It never auto-triggered. No error message. I s
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Show HN: Agnix – lint your AI agent configs (Claude.md, skills, MCP, hooks)
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Show HN: My way – 18-agent autonomous workflow for ClaudeCode – issues to deploy
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For users of Node.js, Java, Python and very soon Go - Valkey-Glide: https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-glide It will stay out of the hand of Redis, can promise that, and if you use another key-val db and want to contr
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AWS Announcing Valkey GLIDE, an open source client library for Valkey
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Reason to choose a library or replace to? (db client library)
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Want to understand what dev's will appreciate and will lead decision makers to choose our client. What will make you choose a client library over the other, and what will make consider refactoring to a new one? ValKey-Glide, ValKey
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Valkey GLIDE, an open source client library for Valkey and Redis open source
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ValKey-Glide – Multilingual ValKey/Redis-OSS Client
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