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LLM running on Windows 98 PC 26 year old hardware with Intel Pentium II CPU and 128MB RAM. Uses llama98.c, our custom pure C inference engine based on Andrej Karpathy llama2.c Code and DIY guide 👇

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EXO Labs1 year ago

This is Day 4 of The 12 Days of EXO. Blog post and DIY guide:

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EXO Labs1 year ago

On Day 3, we announced a 100% Open-Source home assistant that runs locally and is aligned with you.

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EXO Labs1 year ago

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EXO Labs1 year ago

Day 5:

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Skytech Gaming2 years ago

Introducing our @amdgaming Powered King 95 Gaming PC. #amdadvantage

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Alex Cheema - e/acc1 year ago

@karpathy If it runs on 26 year old hardware, it runs on anything. GameBoy next?

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Aleksandr Blekh1 year ago

@karpathy Nice. Next try 80386 CPU (33/66 MHz), 16 GB RAM, and Xenix OS. Such a machine in the tower form factor was the server at my first job. It was a multi-user UNIX environment w/ VT100 (or VT200) green-screen dumb terminals & IMHO wonderful keyboards. Are you up for the challenge? 😉

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Tommy1 year ago

@karpathy This is amazing. I remember that old windows 98 startup screen

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Alexander Long1 year ago

@karpathy We really had it all🥲

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fedri1 year ago

@karpathy Imagine going back in time with this in a CD and showing up to Bill Gates' office

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AD1 year ago

@karpathy The beige nostalgia with the satisfying clicks Oh yea and running LLM on a 26 year old hardware is pretty cool too

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