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HenryNdubuaku
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HenryNdubuaku
1mo ago
True! We finished Needle 3 before Jev launched. Also, we are merely chasing one DeepSeek v4 Flash capacity with a small model, DeepSeek models are really good.
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thanks for these haha, you can actually edit the tools and/or their descriptions, the demo is just a "get started" preset. But still we do have room for reasoning improvement!
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Fair, we gotta do a better job at explaining this properly! So an 8-27B on a LAN box wins for generic tasks on hardware that can hold it. Needle is for hardware that can't, like plain ARMv7, MIPS32 (the Ingenic chips in cheap IP camera
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1mo ago
Strong point! Needle is a task-specific model and bullet 6 stressed that it is only trained to be good on a set of narrow tasks, but I guess it could be clearer?
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thanks for this actually, so the demo is a preset, you can edit tools descriptions and add available tools the way you want, else Needle heavily guards against false negatives, users asked for this. For this, we will update presets on our e
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Show HN: Cactus Needle 3: 8-29MB automation models can match DeepSeek V4 Flash
(cactuscompute.com)
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2mo ago
Ok we'd be adopting Little Language Model officially haha
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Now you can try running the python package directly on your Mac to see proper speedup. WebAssembly has some limitations, running on pure hardware, especially ARM-based to see thousands (which 99% of consumer devices are ARM).
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Please give it a try and let us know!
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Haha, my rent is cheap lol
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
yes, that's what we had in mind while building
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Ok, this is genuinely funny, we will fix these as we iterate, thanks lol.
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Insane!
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Your thinking is correct haha
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
The problem is the target device, an LLM can't run on an average TV well.
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Thanks! Let us know how it goes :)
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
SO when confused, it gives you a low confidence score as a signal, in which case its recommended to finetune using th python package, train on your mac/PC
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
You explained it better, we've done a bad job at communicating its nice :(
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2mo ago
Yep
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2mo ago
Exactly the use cases we designed Needle for!
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Thanks!
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2mo ago
7 for now, English, German, Polish, French, Dutch, Latin, Italin.
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2mo ago
A lot of Needle 1 users deployed on microcontrollers, we couldn't just throw them under the bus only t chase benchmarks, so its a price we are willing to pay :(
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Haha, its not a generalist model, cheap devices cannot run LLM in production, so we brig on-device intelligence to them in the size they can. Needle is niche, not a Gemma or GPT replacement.
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
So TFLite is an inference engine while Needle is a model, which you can port on TFLite btw.
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
thanks, give the playground a go and let us know how to improve!
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Yes, though for better results in production, after creating your tool json, use the provided data synthesis and fine-tuning pipeline. It tunes on on your mac.
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Ah, another failure point on our end! So a simple "5 + 7" and "add 5 and 7" works. But to handle ambiguity, the python package ships pipelines to synthesize augmentations and fine-tune on your samples for robustness. Jus
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
That demo was Needle 1 indeed and we are creating the guide for ESP32 now as we speak.
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HenryNdubuaku
2mo ago
Thanks, we shall improve this for the next release.
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