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Blue_Cosma
8mo ago
yes, private AI is not financially viable right now vs. APIs. The main reason to invest in such hardware is privacy and security.
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How many users can a $50K AI workstation serve? Benchmark data
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Blue_Cosma
9mo ago
Thanks a lot for sharing. Haven't tested Strix Halo myself. Did you consider DGX Spark as well? What is your target use case? Curious what feels suboptimal about llama.cpp + Vulkan so far.
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Blue_Cosma
9mo ago
Our main driver and hypothesis was to work with regulated industry. We worked with a few large enterprise clients in defence and industry for R&D and IP use cases mostly. Our stack changes per project, adapting to client needs and infra
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Ask HN: Who's running local AI workstations in 2026?
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1y ago
Excellent point. How do you evaluate a developer’s ability to learn and integrate new tools (like AI assistants) into their workflow?
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1y ago
This is indeed during interviews (question updated) Thanks! I assume the 1-hour coding session is done live. From your experience, do candidates seem comfortable using AI tools as naturally as they would on their own? Do you also pay attent
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1y ago
AI coding tools (Cursor, Claude Code, etc.) are now part of most developers’ daily workflow, they speed up prototyping, planning, implementation but also change how we think and debug. I’m curious how you assess developers’ ability to lever
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Ask HN: How do you assess developers' AI-assisted coding skills in interviews?
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Memory-Centric AI: SanDisk's High Bandwidth Flash
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Open-Weight Agent from H Company
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Ask HN: Are embeddings too expensive for large datasets?
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Show HN: Most Efficient Batch API for Open-Source and Custom Models
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Show HN: Slash your LLM Inference Costs with Overnight Processing
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Show HN: Slashing LLM Costs for Overnight Batch Inference
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2y ago
Hi, Constant here. I'm the Chief Mobster! On hallucinations, larger models like Llama 3.1 70B still have a clear advantage, but they're also too costly to run at the moment on most API for those use cases. We built our API specifi
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2y ago
Post here if you have any comments or questions.
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Key Tech Job Market Trends and Hottest Skills: Insights from 84K HN comments
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2y ago
Let me know if you have any questions about the article
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Insights from 84,000 comments on "Ask HN: Who Is Hiring" using Llama3.1-70B-FP16
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