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ryan_glass

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    Comment #48690290

    I'm sure this is a wonderful breaktheough but I'd rather have the current, or a recent, generation of semiconductor technology available at a reasonable price.

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    Comment #48560412

    For a fraction of the price of 96GB vram, I built a desktop based on a supermicro server mobo and EPYC 9 series CPU, with just under 400GB rdimm ram (approx $4500 all in but this w…

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    Comment #48525354

    "Make the button red" probably doesn't need an LLM at all.

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    Comment #44158856

    Coding, my own proprietary code hence my desire for local hosting, a decent amount of legacy code. General troubleshooting of anything and everything from running Linux servers to …

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    Comment #44158787

    Basically it comes down to memory bandwidth of server CPUs being decent. A bit of oversimplification here but... The model and context have to be pulled through RAM (or VRAM) every…

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    Comment #44156871

    To be honest I haven't used o3 or Sonnet as the code I work with is my own proprietary code which I like to keep private, which is one reason for the local setup. For troubleshooti…

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    Comment #44156788

    The quality on Gemma 27B is nowhere near good enough for my needs. None of the smaller models are.

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    Comment #44156745

    It might be 5 to 10 times slower than a hosted provider but that doesn't really matter when the output is still faster than a person can read. Context wise, for troubleshooting I h…

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    Comment #44156702

    Thank you for making the dynamic quantisations! My setup wouldn't be possible without them and for my personal use, they do exactly what I need and are indeed excellent.

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    Comment #44154046

    No hard numbers I'm afraid in that I don't monitor the power draw. But the machine uses a standard ATX power supply: a Corsair RM750e 750W PSU and the default TDP of the CPU is 280…

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    Comment #44153965

    You are right that I haven't been rigorous - it's easy to benchmark tokens/second but quality of output is more difficult to nail down. I couldn't find any decent comparisons for U…

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    Comment #44153770

    Prompt eval time varies a lot with context but it feels real-time for short prompts - approx 20 tokens per second but I haven't done much benchmarking of this. When there is a lot …

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    Comment #44153012

    I run Deepseek V3 locally as my daily driver and I find it affordable, fast and effective. The article assumes GPU which in my opinion is not the best way to serve large models lik…

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    Comment #22781872

    Great idea - I can see this being popular. Small heads-up on responsiveness needing fixed on tablet in portrait view.

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    Comment #22778177

    It would be interesting to see graphs of deaths for other reasons to compare numbers. For example deaths from starvation/malnutrition are likely increasing in India due to lockdown…

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    Comment #21640076

    Scotland has a right of access to land (including beaches) as well as inland water throughout the country. This is known as 'the right to roam' and is a good example of a jurisdict…

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    Comment #21554077

    This article really, really makes me want to give Go a shot - more than anything I've read about the language before.

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    Comment #21544890

    One possible issue with this article is that its focus is on students - their 'job' being to learn as opposed to producing or delivering something, which is the aim once their skil…

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    Comment #21287076

    Nice post - thanks. I'm guilty of sometimes splitting and other times not, making the choice mostly on feel. Never modifying local state when splitting functions is an easy rule of…