i hope it won’t cause issues on linux

“flash” -> looks inside -> over 200B parameters

i mean i’m sure it’s much smaller than the non flash version, but my hope dies pretty quick when i realize i need a datacenter to run a model

i wonder if it would be better to use bonsai-2 over a regular 2-bit quant 🤔

bookmarked, thanks!

also, anyone here know a good opencode skill to use with it?

that’s nice, but at today’s pace 3.5 seems a bit dated (3.8 available at time of comment, qwen4 supposedly “soon”)

heretic is a good abliteration method from my experience

glad it’s a 9b model

grow some musl 💪

i like limitless grid wallpaper and there’s a galaxy/nebula screensaver

i think both are on f-droid

i watched a similar video, reccomend giving it a watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcGO7xre46o

“what a time to be alive” -two minute papers

F2FS mentioned!

https://isitreallyfoss.com/projects/grayjay/ proprietary :/

i don’t trust the quality/sustainability of fully vibe coded software (ephemeral scripts/tools excluded)

but i think that AI-assisted coding (ex: ai agent wrote a patch) is good with a few conditions: as long as humans are doing most of the work, designing the overall archtecture of the project, and the AI code is reviewed

AI completions are fine too, to me, it’s literally just “smarter autocomplete” on what i was going to write anyways

this is all with the assumption that we are using local/FOSS models. chatgpt, claude, grok, gemini, and other closed LLMs can get in the bin with the other proprietary software 🗑️

i love small (mini?) models

RAM shortage aside, no one is realistically running a 1T+ parameter at home

cube run and open golf

quite large though!

perhaps because it’s proprietary or still X11-only

good meme! hope you used a FOSS ai though

i’m glad all my gentoo comrades are in these comments

i was gonna comment “this is gentoo, actually”, but i guess it’s unneeded 😹

probably proprietary too 💔

i have had the same experience with logs and OpenRC usually i resort to manually running the commands and watching output