@juanjucm: I'm seeing a lot of angry people lately... remember, you can always run your coding agent locally ;) llama.cpp + OpenCo…
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Tweet reminding developers they can run coding agents locally using llama.cpp and OpenCode for fast, reliable, and private inference, demonstrating with UnslothAI's North-Mini-Code-1.0-GGUF model.
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I’m seeing a lot of angry people lately… remember, you can always run your coding agent locally ;)
llama.cpp + OpenCode = fast, reliable and private inference.
This is @UnslothAI North-Mini-Code-1.0-GGUF running at ~50 tokens/s on my Macbook https://t.co/rRtwuAA2kY
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