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That's great. Personally, I'd interested in Qwen3.6-27B and deepseek V4 flash (or pro), with contexts above 60k. They seem to be popular and have good coding performance. I'd appreciate numbers on a single or two GPUs where a quantized version fits reasonably into the VRAM (Qwen in 16 or 24GB). 4 older GPUs approach a used 3090 in price, and the 3090 has better support for speedups like MTP. So cheaper but slower looks like a reasonable target to me.

you can close the dialog and redo it after answering wrong. the correct answer is usually the longest or the most specific. the latter half of the questions doesn't take the setting into account, it's reinventing technologies that would already be there some summaries on the main page (steel) leak answers

You don't have to weaken your encryption to your bank though. The author proposes extending the TLS protocol so that the bank declares themselves responsible for the contents of communication and full strength encryption can be used.

I don't see the mental gymnastics here, the post you linked pretty clearly delineates the differences to AI in the sense it is used today.

As major differences I'd highlight: local and offline, so drawings not sent anywhere trained on artist work with explicit consent

In Krita's case, they claim the AI isn't generative so it doesn't add detail.

Whereas the AI today is trained on stolen work and often on the inputs as well.

It seems like this can’t run all models, and needs custom ones trained from scratch: “ We introduce two new models: TurboSparse-Mistral-7B and TurboSparse-Mixtral-47B. These models are sparsified versions of Mistral and Mixtral […]. Notbly, our models are trained with just 150B tokens within just 0.1M dollars”.

It remains to be seen how good these custom models are.

This doesn't address the coincidences that the GRU unit is consistently at the place where the "headaches" happen, get identified by the victims, and work with one of the only people (Russian professor) researching the rare disease that was diagnosed for one of the victims. There are documents in the article that link the group with the researcher, which explicitly mentions acoustic non-lethal attacks.