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Show HN: Run coding agents in a sandbox locally
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6mo ago
i was using neon and they had some similar feature but now using planetscale. would be curious to know how you all are doing it?
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6mo ago
I've been dogfooding it by running coding agents. I mount my local filesystem and pull the changes back when done.
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Open-source isolated runtime for AI agents
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I've been working on an open-source isolated runtime for AI agents. Over a period of time I was able to bring the cold start time in sub-seconds, persistent filesystem, and network control. I'm looking for feedback and if you'
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I rewrote network setup for sandboxes in Rust and it sped up by 57x
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6mo ago
yes, we have an example of OpenClaw. SmolVM uses microVMs which means the resource consumption is quite minimal. For now, you can specify the amount of RAM while starting the VM. We are making it elastic so you can configure to expand the
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Show HN: SmolVM – open-source sandbox for coding and computer-use agents
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Open-source sandboxes to run AI code, browser agents and computer-use
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8mo ago
Also, I've been running OpenClaw using SmolVM on my macOS. It adds a hardware level isolation (using KVM). https://github.com/CelestoAI/SmolVM/blob/main/examples/openc...
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An attempt to make MicroVMs more accessible (SmolVM – Python SDK)
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8mo ago
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Show HN: Built an open-source SDK to simplify tool authentication for AI Agents
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1y ago
let me put some more in nvidia now
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1y ago
Also found this Vibe coding OSS from Modal - https://github.com/modal-labs/modal-vibe Curious if Vercel is also gonna open-source theirs.
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1y ago
Nice! they forgot to add the Github link for the repo lol. PS: If you're looking too - https://github.com/cloudflare/vibesdk
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1y ago
I’m using Neon too and upgraded to the scale up version today. Curious, what do you mean rhat they can get pricey?
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2y ago
You can run with LitServe. here is the code - https://lightning.ai/lightning-ai/studios/deploy-llama-3-2-v...
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2y ago
You can run it with LitServe (MPS GPU), here is the code - https://lightning.ai/lightning-ai/studios/deploy-llama-3-2-v...
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A full-stack Python model serving library
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LLM training in simple, pure C/CUDA
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LLM training in simple, pure C/CUDA. There is no need for 245MB of PyTorch or 107MB of cPython.
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3y ago
great to see this project coming up so well. I had a chat with Adrey years ago. Congratulations!!
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3y ago
Lightning AI is hiring for Sales Development Representatives in NYC and Palo alto https://grnh.se/aaae3f6c3us
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Where do LLMs spend their FLOPS?
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Proud to see this work built using Lit-GPT coming through.
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Scaling Large (Language) Model Training with PyTorch Lightning
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OpenLLaMA – comparable performance and better in several task to original LLaMA
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I would say similar since the building block is the transformer for both. In this blog post, the fine-tuning strategy used is Adapter. It basically adds a learnable layer to the Transformer block.
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Yes, agree that the weights aren't commercially licensed (yet)! The other ways to run LLaMA are using GPL license which makes it difficult for commercial use even if someone trains and upload the weights publicly. This could be a step
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GPL is a copyleft license which requires you to share anything that you build using the original software. This makes it difficult for commercial use.
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