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trilogic
3mo ago
Thats not even enough to read a simple codebase, how is that enough?
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3mo ago
HugstonOne increased coding context size, from 1 to 4 Million ctx
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3mo ago
This means light green to all EU tech companies using OpenAI name in their products! Even though can´t say for sure if is good or bad for a company doing that.
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3mo ago
You certainly cooking smth, Good Luck Mira.
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3mo ago
How is adding compulsory HTTP to CLI necessary for refactoring the code? You realize that now the CLI needs http permissions to load a model locally. Still confused why, the server already does that by all means. First they changed the remo
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LLama.cpp Got Screwd
(github.com)
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3mo ago
We are heading towards a closed and monitored system, better said a proprietary one soon. Get the last genuine llama.cpp build before to late b9925. The CLI now asking for access to load the model? Here the change that screw everything: b99
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3mo ago
What he did is filtering through all the noise and getting straight to the point, doing what he believes no one else has done and leading by example. We can argue about ethical and non conventional ways ofc that need to be optimized. The no
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3mo ago
There is nothing more valuable than doing what you believe and love in the life. Especially when doing no harm, furthermore trying to solve a great problem with great benefits for society. Is incredible but understandable, that many don´t g
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3mo ago
Libgen and similar are more alive than ever with an extended botnet growing weekly. The "googlers" indexed framework is shrinking everyday, so users wont find it in those search engines easily, also it is hard to keep up with a go
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3mo ago
Who is behind Annas archive, there is a lot of english speakers involved in the team and forums! Anyway as long as buying isn´t owning no issues here.
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4mo ago
https://hugston.com/news/qwen-35b-agentworld-insights https://hugston.com/models/hugston-qwen-agentworldq4-k-m
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4mo ago
I see you need me to spell it for you. "AN INVENTION MADE IN EUROPE, PAID WITH EUROPEAN TAXPAYERS MONEY, NEED TO BE MONETIZED BY EUROPE". This way everyone gets credit and the research can stay open and available for benefits to e
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4mo ago
Can download the skills or the whole pack at: https://hugston.com/enterprise . Available for ~24 hours Enjoy
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4mo ago
Mistral keeps reminding us that doesn´t just brew great coffee, they can build great AI too. Hats off to the team. Mistral O.C.R. (Only Cool Results)
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4mo ago
>Set a limit on your organization’s monthly spend A tiny detail...
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Right, is totally fine to create new inventions, but let others take credit and financial benefits. It is our duty to protect and get the benefits of European inventions, especially the ones financed with public tax. Open for everybody mea
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> it is easy to forget that the foundations of this trillion-dollar industry were laid down over 30 years ago in Munich Yes is very easy to forget, cause the trillion is not being made in Europe. If it was really conceived in Munich (lik
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OpenAI is a non profit after all
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With a ~40 billion usd hole (netloss) Openai keeps it´s word by staying a nonprofit company The supposed "leak": https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/06/leaked-financial-docs-sho... Although I feel kind
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Japan and Korean Stock markets incredibly/dangerous growth
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https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/.KS11 from 2900 to 9000 in one Year (3x profit) https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/.N225 from 38000 to 71000 in one year (2x profit) Isn´t this suppose to grow in relation
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This is brilliant, the very future of humanity and huge market share for the next 30 years. The cards on the table too early can be a mistake. With Qwen background this can be mass production like 1 Million units/year in the next 3 yea
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I use HugstonOne (that backend a personalized version of llama.cpp). Implemented it´s own double layer memory that recall the full or partial previous session/file with an ON/OFF switch (which picks up where left off in CLI or Ser
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I also confirm that local inference is on par with proprietary cloud services (with a bit of local setup, simple agents.md and some utils skills). This local models come with tools, that's mind blowing, considering that some months ago
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4mo ago
Google is following facebook, they got an expiration date, born together, expired together, RIP https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/google-ceo-sund...
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Hugston.com 100% European and dependency free. Do not rely in external dependences, they can shut you down whenever they want, besides that a dependency is unsafe and collecting your data anyway. Europe is still sleeping, and heavily relyi
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Original work: https://huggingface.co/lordx64/Qwable-v1 You can find iq4_nl also here: https://huggingface.co/Trilogix1
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https://hugston.com/models/anthropics-fable-qwen36-35biq4-nl
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Android's head of security slams Google's door
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