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Both use LPDDR5x, they're not shipping LPDDR6 (yet).

Looks neat! I'd love for it to feed the MIDI notes back into my player piano instead of playing out of my iPhone's (comparatively tinny) speakers though.

Hi, security professional here! A lot of the time, we don't need it.

The central point of this app is to determine proximity of two devices. That's not possible today in a cross-platform way using web apps.

The Quick 861DW has been a hobbyist favorite for a long time, and comes in at ~$300 (USD)

For modern systems, stack buffer overflow bugs haven't been great to exploit for a while. You need at least a stack cookie leak and on Apple Silicon the return addresses are MACed so overwriting them is a fools errand (2^-16 chance of success).

Most exploitable memory corruption bugs are heap buffer overflows.

Yep! 60t/s on the 8 bit MLX on an M4 Pro with 64GB of RAM.

There's MLX versions of the model, so yes. LM Studio hasn't updated their mlx-lm runtime yet though, you'll get an exception.

But if you're OK running it without a UI wrapper, mlx_lm==0.30.0 will serve you fine.

I do vulnerability research. Those things would do the exact opposite of what you're aiming for. They'd be received with glee by mercenary spyware companies, _especially_ being able to load things into higher levels of privilege.

It'd run on a 5090 with 32GB of VRAM at fp8 quantization which is generally a very acceptable size/quality trade-off. (I run GLM-4.5-Air at 3b quantization!) The transformer architecture also lends itself quite well to having different layers of the model running in different places, so you can 'shard' the model across different compute nodes.

From what I've been reading the inference workload tends to ebb and flow throughout the day with much lower loads overnight than at for example 10AM PT/1PM ET. I understand companies fill that gap with training (because an idle GPU costs the most).

So for data centers, training is just as important as inference.

I believe they mean the source region's tag, rather than the destination.