@antirez: Yes I believe the real llama.cpp revolution is yet to happen at its full scale. As computers will have more RAM and mod…
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Redis creator @antirez predicts that the full impact of llama.cpp will materialize as computer RAM increases, AI models improve, and China continues releasing open-weight models.
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@BereznevKi20669 @ggerganov Yes I believe the real llama.cpp revolution is yet to happen at its full scale. As computers will have more RAM and models will improve, and if China will continue shipping large strong models with open weights, what will happen will have huge effects.
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