hiramwen

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The Predictor in the Room(substack.com)
2 points by hiramwen 1mo ago|0 comments
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Run Qwen locally on Windows and use it remotely from any device(hiramdeals.com)
2 points by hiramwen 2mo ago|1 comments
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
Author here. I wrote this because I wanted my private inference boxes available from other devices. Today I dogfooded the guide by serving the new Qwen3.8-27B Q4 on an old 8GB Quadro P4000 + 128GB RAM box. It uses an OpenAI-compatible API a
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
Excellent work! The chart is gorgeous. I added a Kelly simulator to my own personal stock tracker after seeing this
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
This woulda been helpful for Leo and the 3% of Korea that got liquidated
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
Local inference without access to internet and tools is pretty safe, worst you get is a slop output, best case it solves your prompt.
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
I'm working on a HiRAM Deals, a rapid discovery and filtering tool for finding competitively priced workstations with 32GB - 2TB of RAM so you can actually get started and run all the local AI workflows you read about every day. http
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
This is the best take. Return on capital is diminishing from intense competition so improvements get hidden away like the gems they are. 1) Frontier labs have no incentive to give the general public their best anymore; it's instantly d
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
I've been waiting for a tiny model release! Kimi, Deepseek, and GLM were all monsters, the 27B 3.8 is filling a gap thats been open since Qwen 3.5 Also I love how literal Qwen 3.5 was, hopefully 3.8 is still extremely literal. The toke
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by hiramwen 2mo ago
You don't really need a maintainer when codex or claude code can set it up for you; thats how I got Trellis2 working on windows and tiny VRAM despite Microsoft recommending you have 24GB VRAM and Linux. Models are pretty disposable now