@VincentLogic: Discovered an amazing open-source project! Redis creator antirez made a splash! ds4 — DeepSeek V4 Flash local inference engine, optimized for Mac Metal, topping GitHub charts for days! And here's the killer part: 128GB…
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Redis creator antirez released an open-source project called ds4, a DeepSeek V4 Flash local inference engine optimized for Mac Metal, featuring disk KV caching, ultra-long context, and excellent performance.
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@axiaisacat: Redis creator antirez drops another hardcore project: ds4. Not just another GGUF runner, but a local inference engine specifically written for DeepSeek V4 Flash: Metal / CUDA 2-bit quantization 1M context KV ...
Redis creator antirez released ds4, a local inference engine optimized for DeepSeek V4 Flash with 2-bit quantization and support for 1M context KV cache on Metal and CUDA.
From the creator of Redis; run LLM locally with ds4
Redis creator antirez released ds4 (DwarfStar 4), a narrow C-based local inference engine for high-memory Mac, CUDA and ROCm machines, supporting DeepSeek V4/V4.1, GLM 5.x and Qwen3.8 Flash Next with asymmetric 2-bit quantization, SSD-backed KV cache, and CLI/server/agent interfaces under an MIT license.
@ttasanen: Just fired up DS4 by @antirez on my Mac Studio M3 Ultra 256GB and man, it’s seriously impressive. A clean, purpose-buil…
DS4 is a specialized inference engine by antirez designed to run DeepSeek V4 Flash locally on high-end Mac hardware, featuring optimized KV cache handling and 1M context support.
DeepSeek v4.1 Flash 1017 for Dwarfstar (ds4)
nazeshinjite 发布了 DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 的 3.91bpw GGUF 量化版本,面向 antirez 的 DwarfStar (ds4) 推理引擎,采用 SSD 流式加载,可在 128GB Mac 上以最高 20tps 解码。
@PandaTalk8: These test results are stunning. The original poster tested the DS4 inference engine written in C by @antirez, and local deployment seems incredibly fast. The good news is that only 128GB of RAM is needed to run a local model equivalent to GPT-4o. The bad news is that you need a MacBook Pro with 128GB of RAM.
This article reports on tests of the DS4 inference engine written in C by @antirez, noting its impressive speed when running a GPT-4o-equivalent model on a MacBook Pro with 128GB of RAM.