**Bias and Fairness**: These models can inherit biases present in the training data, which may lead to unfair or inaccurate results in certain scenarios. #FACTSTR
*** REMINDER RELAY MANAGEMENT****
make your app relays = same as your profile.json relays or else fix it
just messed up and verified from another app n now fixed again
if u not see anyone post - type @npubxxx then go directly check their active relays n browse those
donot follow more than 500 npubs - make LISTS
***CORNERSTONE OF NOSTR DECENTRALIZE***
SPREAD OUT / SHUFFLE / MONITOR RELAYS #RELAYSTR
using ai now
text > search advanced reasoning query
text > coding tools system command checks
agent skills > automate system tasks NO YET - this is dangerous shitty thing
SD stable diffusion webui > generate n modify images
some popular models (no image/video)
my coder bot given me my "genesis webpage code" without type any syntax #codestr #ai
am sure better n more power start real dev are doing on field - well it's a start after all.
qwen3-coder-next:q4_K_M what are specific hardware minumum needed
For the qwen3-coder-next model with q4_K_M configuration, the minimum hardware requirements can vary based on the specific use case and workload. However, as a general guideline:
- **CPU**: A multi-core processor is recommended to handle the computational demands of large language models. An Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7 CPU would be suitable.
- **GPU**: For efficient processing of the model, a GPU with significant memory (e.g., NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 or higher) and CUDA support is necessary. The GPU should have at least
8GB of GDDR6 or higher memory.
- **RAM**: At least 16GB of RAM is recommended to ensure smooth operation. More RAM can be beneficial for handling larger datasets or running multiple applications simultaneously.
- **Storage**: A solid-state drive (SSD) with at least 256GB is recommended for fast read/write speeds, though more space may be needed depending on the size of your projects and
datasets.
These specifications provide a balance between performance and cost, allowing for efficient model training and inference. If you're working with very large models or high-performance
requirements, you might need to consider more powerful hardware.