vmirnv

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by vmirnv 7mo ago
True, but we believe that with the introduction of GGUF to WebGPU, we’ve solved the chicken-egg problem (we tried WebGPU ONNX models before with transformers.js from HG with ~50× fewer model choices). GGUF community is more mature, with a b
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by vmirnv 7mo ago
it was our first post, sorry, we are a small team of ds and developers, and this is our first step outside of closed beta. you can follow us on twitter and telegram for more often updates (links are in the blog).
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by vmirnv 7mo ago
You're absolutely right (lol, I'm talking like gpt4o now), after initial feedback we found that there is a better way to present webgpu gguf engine without registration — some kinda webgpu gguf playground and we are currently buil
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by vmirnv 7mo ago
Hi Hacker News! Just in case (a common question): we are planning to open-source the MDST WebGPU engine, but please give us some time to polish it and get it ready for a harsh oss community. Meanwhile, you can skip the waiting list with thi
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MDST Engine: run GGUF models in the browser with WebGPU/WASM(mdst.app)
33 points by vmirnv 7mo ago|12 comments
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macOS's hidden trackpad setting: three-finger drag/highlight(support.apple.com)
4 points by vmirnv 3y ago|0 comments
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by vmirnv 3y ago
I've found that many Mac users aren't aware of the three-finger drag and select feature, and it seems Apple has somewhat hidden this setting for some reason: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/102341 With tap-to
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by vmirnv 3y ago
So some reason, I'm chuckling that his site has a favicon similar to yc's.
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by vmirnv 3y ago
I'm thinking — is it possible to create something on a global level similar to what they did in Snapchat: some sort of image flickering that would be difficult to parse, but still acceptable for humans?
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by vmirnv 3y ago
Also I would highly recommend Q5_K_M for both 7B and 13B models. It has the best balance between quality and weight of the model and almost indistinguishable from original f16: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/c