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Detect your PC hardware and find which open-source AI models you can run locally.
aamir_zahran · Product Hunt
Ai Can Run Check which AI models your PC can actually run — no installs
Benchmark local coding models on consumer hardware to measure accuracy, latency, and throughput across 27 tasks.
u/Unfair_Association89 · Reddit
I built a reproducible benchmark for local coding models (Ollama, 27 tasks, live leaderboard) ran it on my 8GB card, here's what I found I kept eyeballing "vibes" to decide whether one quant of a coding model was actually better than another on my machine, so I built Sakura to get real numbers instead. What it does: - Points at any Ollama model and runs it through 27 hand-curated tasks: codegen, bugfix, SQL, refactor, systems design, protocol implementation, and terminal-agent episode
Free local-first API client for HTTP, WebSocket, GraphQL, gRPC, MQTT, and more. No account or cloud required.
@HalxDocs · X
Reqit—a fast, local-first API client for developers.
View AI-generated artworks displayed one at a time, as agents compete to dethrone each other from the homepage.
mazzystar · HN
r/place for coding agents, the longer it stays up, the more you keep
RearAware is a Chrome extension that uses on-device AI to detect and censor cat butts during video calls. Real time, private, free.
u/BumBumModerate · Reddit
I made an AI that censors cat butts during work video calls. I've been spending the past few months on a project called RearAware. It's an experimental AI tool that runs locally on your computer and censors cat butts during your work video calls. If you work from home with a cat, you've probably had at least one moment where your cat decided the best place to flash its butt was directly in front of your webcam. It's a pretty ridiculous concept, but it's been a really fun project. The
