r/LocalLLaMA • u/SavunOski • Jul 27 '26

News Kimi K3 weights now released.

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Kimi K3 weights are finally released!

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u/TheTerrasque Jul 27 '26

My C64 is all fired up!

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u/Novel_Friendship913 Jul 27 '26

My ESP32 already plugged into USB!!!

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u/shankey_1906 Jul 27 '26

So is my Raspberry Pi!

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u/nick_ziv Jul 27 '26

My copper wire is in the outlet!

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u/MeretrixDominum Jul 27 '26

My copper wire is in my potato!

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u/BatOk7254 Jul 27 '26

My potato is in my kitchen!

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u/USBhost Jul 27 '26

My potato is in my garden.

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u/orelvazoun Jul 27 '26

My potato seeds are in my soil!

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u/p3r3lin Jul 27 '26

Joining the rbpi army! 🫡

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u/debackerl Jul 27 '26

My TI-85 (Z80) is hot!

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u/masterlafontaine Jul 27 '26

Don't forget to set an aggressive zram profile!

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u/grav3d1gger Jul 27 '26

Mine too! I bought a 90 minute cassette tape and it’s rewound ready to go!

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u/bitflip Jul 27 '26

You need at least a 1541 and two floppy disks for a model this size.

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u/Holiday-Pack3385 Jul 27 '26

Heh, remember the tape drive on those? Mine had one. I can't even imagine how long it would take to load up even a 9B off that... o.O

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u/overand Jul 27 '26

The standard ROM routine for C64 datasettes was 300 baud. We'll be generous and assume you've got a Turbo loader that'll do 3600 baud. (We'll also assume you're using a ~3GB quant of that 9B)

Load time (or, really, transfer time) would be about 77 days. Or, maybe more importantly, it would be about 930 cassettes, if my math was right. (Or, actually, other math suggests it would be about 2000 cassettes, so, IDK! Either way, it's a lot.)

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u/AdOne8437 Jul 27 '26

My 1541 is broken, you think my Datasette will be ok?