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Nicola Sabaini

Writing

Writing

Notes on how the things above are built.

  1. A constraint is a specification

    The cover of 512 KILOBYTE shows 512 memory cells, eighteen of them still free. It is not a metaphor. It is a readout.

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  2. OpenClaw is not a coding agent

    I installed it expecting a rival to Claude Code. It is a different thing, and once you see what it is, it becomes useful: the local model, reachable from Telegram.

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  3. On eight gigabytes of VRAM, model size is not the number that matters

    A dense 27B runs at 2.5 tokens per second. A 35-billion MoE, on the same card, does thirty. The difference is not size.

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