@savipww: a 744B parameter model just booted on a laptop with 25 gigs of ram and i read the repo twice before i believed it repo …
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A 744B parameter mixture-of-experts model boots on a laptop with 25GB RAM by storing expert weights on SSD and only loading the active ~40B parameters per token, enabling local inference despite the model's size.
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a 744B parameter model just booted on a laptop with 25 gigs of ram and i read the repo twice before i believed it
repo is in the first reply if you want to run it yourself
the whole trick is that a model this big only fires about 40 billion of those params on any single word
so the engine parks the small dense core in your ram and leaves the thousands of experts sitting on your ssd pulling in only the few each token actually needs
that is how 370 gigs of weights fit onto a machine that has 25
pure c with zero dependencies int4 weights and an attention state crushed 57 times smaller so the state never blows up
is it fast honestly no on a bare 25gb box it crawls but on a real gpu rig it holds a few tokens a second
what gets me is how honest it is the dashboard paints every expert as a live galaxy and never once pretends the disk isnt doing the heavy lifting
this is the most i have wanted to actually sit down and try a local model all year
savip (@savipww): i found open sourced a tool that turns any brand into a website you scroll through like a movie
you scroll and the camera flies from outside a 3d scene straight into it then flows into the next one with no cuts
every scene is generated from the brand so the whole page feels
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