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evan@windowlicke_rs·
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Kimi.ai@Kimi_Moonshot

Releasing the model weights and technical report of Kimi K3. Kimi K3 is our most capable model: a 2.8T MoE model with native visual understanding and a 1M-token context window. New model architecture: 2.5x the intelligence per unit of compute, not just more params. Alongside Kimi K3, we're opening up more of the stack behind it — high-performance attention kernels, MoE communication library, and infrastructure for running agent environments at scale. Model weights: huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kim… Tech report: github.com/MoonshotAI/Kim… Tech blog: kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3

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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@ibuildthecloud @yohanc33 > wasm ah this makes so much sense now. sounds like a cool system, especially on the system components.
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Darren Shepherd@ibuildthecloud·
@yohanc33 @windowlicke_rs Well I'm doing wasm crap. But in a different stream I'm building unix style system components. If you build a bunch of those in go your system is just too fat. Too much memory, too much disk. For example it would not be smart to rewrite systemd in go, the memory overhead is huge.
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Darren Shepherd@ibuildthecloud·
client side == rust, server side == go. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@segun_os_ but have you worked on an enterprise rust system? it’s actually pretty chill
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os@segun_os_·
finished the rust book in 10 days and now i feel like i can work with any rust codebase. meanwhile, i’ve been learning c++ for 3 months and every time i come across some c++ code, i feel like i’ve stumbled upon an ancient script from a civilization that went extinct thousands of years ago. 😂
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@badlogicgames > competing implementations and ideologies converging under one fucked framework fuck we’re already there
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Mario Zechner@badlogicgames·
> Open-weight AI is having its Kubernetes moment. Let's not ruin it oh god, no, not like that, please.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
if you use an LLM to interact on slack without disclosure. i will judge you.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@HSVSphere heterogenous resource bag was my recent favorite but yours tops it. LLMs are wordcels and exacerbating my can’t pronounce anything problem.
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HSVSphere@HSVSphere·
Someone at Anthropic or OpenAI PLEASE add a test case to guard against LLMs using denser words where slightly more lighter words would have been better. What the fuck is a "DRM implementor module aperture", just call it the period inbetween unload-load
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@yohanc33 @ibuildthecloud why not build the client in rust? clap + thiserror offer an excellent interface. single threaded cli? golang sure. if you can anticipate some multi thread async, rust is a good move imo.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@ibuildthecloud Thanks for the thoughtful response. It’s weird because I feel exactly the opposite. Golang cli feels trivial with viper/cobra. Rust backend scales well with tokio/axum. Honestly i’m biased and would just roll rust all the way down.
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Darren Shepherd@ibuildthecloud·
No benefit. Go is slightly more memory cpu intensive, but the development cost is significantly less than rust. Everything server related is just way easier in go. No tokio, no async. It's just all there by default, in simple code that extremely efficient for it's domain. Its simple because go comes with a pretty fat runtime and GC. On the client, where resources are more limited that overhead is not worth it. On the server, that overhead is a killer feature.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@somewheresy same but in a forking open source sense. it’s never been easier to spend less than half a day adding what you need and rigging up an agent workflow to maintain it forward.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@logscore it doesn’t matter as long as they publish a binary and you use nix.
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Logan@logscore·
Oh cool a Rust project lets see how to inst... "bun install" Can TS devs please learn ANYTHING outside of the TS ecosystem?
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@HeyGarrison Visa has been way ahead of the game in this department. They’ve had moats around their datacenters for years!!
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@Umesh__digital this is especially reasonable if your CICD is ass.
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Umesh Kumar Yadav@Umesh__digital·
Interviewer: "If there's a sudden surge of errors online, what would you check first?" Me: "I'd check who released a new version today." Interviewer: ......
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@fkasummer there is no such thing as a real or fake programmer. we’re all just trying to solve problems.
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@jasoki why deal with the JVM when rust is right there?
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Jason@jasoki·
I haven't seen anyone willingly choosing to vibe code in Java
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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@jonallie all this bullshit to avoid running fluxcd or writing a simple operator/controller. it’s not that crazy or hard. it’s just a distributed computing framework.
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jon allie@jonallie·
My "hot take" is that kubernetes has this sort of nonsense baked into its DNA, and so it's unsurprising that things built on top of it are grotesque mutations. Kubernetes _might_ make sense if you're deploying workloads on bare metal, and actually have the problem of efficiently bin-packing workloads that are mostly in the same trust domain. Otherwise, you are probably better off buying fractional machines from your cloud provider and using auto scaling groups, or using one of the managed container runtimes. My general observation is that kubernetes deployments exist primarily to run kubernetes and various yaml-syncing jobs, with any other workloads (like, your software) being a pesky afterthought.
gabe@allgarbled

Really feels like we strayed from the path of god at some point

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evan@windowlicke_rs·
@davidfowl write it, sure. but i’d prefer to debug it with an agent.
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David Fowler@davidfowl·
Who are the people that enjoy writing this (without agents)... Show yourselves...
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