While the article is interesting, it makes assumptions that are not explicitly stated. And the one strong assumption that makes no sense to me is that they discuss team size = 1. Sure, a domain expert now can use an agent. But he might as well work with a development team, or a developer that uses an agent. That's pretty standard I would say.

Is it legal is such a pre-2025 question

It may also be salient post-2028, is the thing.

Ask is a noun

and you are a fool

I had the same instinct. Was about to copy paste it into ChatGPT to summarize. But powered through it. tl;dr: your job as a senior manager is to listen to people

Well at least it led to you finally creating an account on HN. Welcome!

Quite the interesting but unapproachable topic. Doesn't help that neurology logic on brain-level is dynamic and general rules are hard to extract.

I don't want to sound fatalistic, but in the end, the machine is too powerful to be stopped. With machine I don't mean AI, but rather the financial machine of the US.

> "Fear," he said, "is not a durable strategy for innovating." Well, it's enough for Sales. Which is more important.

Reddit-style spin posts leaking into HN.

How does the model qualify as local? ~192 GB RAM needed sounds a bit much for local.

Runs on 96GB MacBooks. 128GB is better. Check the README of DwarfStar.

If you were buying a computer today to use for DS4 (budget under 10k) what would you get? I care more about inference quality than speed. Or is it better to wait for the rumored M5 studio?

For large contexts, you're probably going to want CUDA. The DGX Spark is expensive but would get you decent speeds on DS4 Flash. DS4 Pro is probably not possible with $10k if you want sub-10 minute prefill.

Can you download it and run it given you have the hardware? Then it's local, regardless if you happen to have the needed hardware or not.

Bit like asking if Zigbee can be considered local/LAN for people who don't have the required radio/antenna.