Bare-metal LLM execution without the Python/Node runtime tax

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1 points | by ryiuk 7 hours ago ago

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  • ryiuk 7 hours ago ago

    The Sauce:

    The Trinity Architecture: I treat the CPU, iGPU (AMD Vega 7), and dGPU (GTX 1650) as a single organism.

    The Theta-Link: RAM isn’t storage; it’s a "living river." I’m getting 22-30 GB/s parallel memory bandwidth with zero-copy between theaters.

    Theorem T-029 (Honest Metal): I use thermal signatures to verify computation. If the silicon doesn’t heat, the work wasn’t done. Every operation is bound to a hardware-fingerprinted Genesis Hash.

    Performance: 30-layer inference in ~3.5s. That’s 51% faster than the baseline by eliminating cold-start overhead via persistent Vulkan kernels.

    Zero Bloat: 400MB primordial base. Compare that to the 7GB industry standard.

    Most "agents" are just TypeScript repos calling an API. My logic is on the metal. No 300ms cloud round-trips. No garbage collector pauses in your reasoning chain.

    This isn't a simulation. It's bare-metal sovereignty.