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by patshead 5mo ago
Correct. We have open-weight models from OpenAI, Facebook, Mistral, DeepSeek, Z.ai, MiniMax, and all sorts of other companies. Most of them have fantastic and open licensing terms. If we can't build the weights, then we don't ha
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by patshead 5mo ago
DeepSeek's models are indeed open weight. Why do you feel that pointing this out would be considered slander?
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by patshead 6mo ago
No, but yes? OmniCoder 9B at Q6 fits on my 9070 XT with 200k+ tokens of context, and it works pretty well with OpenCode. It is for sure the best local model that I've managed to squeeze onto my GPU, and it even works at 120k context
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by patshead 11mo ago
On the other side of that coin, I am excited to be up and running while everyone else is down!
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by patshead 2y ago
This can be such a complex problem. Maxing out 8 cores is rarely twice as fast as maxing out 4 cores, but it will likely make the CPU draw around twice as many watts. That makes it seem like it might be a better use of power to keep cores
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by patshead 3y ago
The Crucial MX500 is a rather old piece of hardware now. Tom's Hardware NVMe benchmarks include a "Sustained Write Performance and Cache Recovery" component. Whenever there's a good sale price on an NVMe, that is just a
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by patshead 4y ago
There isn't always a second hit.
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by patshead 4y ago
I never have much trust in the time on page or time on site numbers. In your screenshot, the number sure looks like it is meant to be a total. I use Matomo for my analytics. I think their little Javascript doodad attempts to report back t
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by patshead 4y ago
The views are nice, but the time on page stats from social media tend to be horrible. One of Simon's screenshots shows over a million pageviews with 43 minutes of time on page. This isn't a long blog post, but it is fairly infor