2. Running Qwen3.8 at 255 tok/s on a single 5090 (meshapplied.com)

Task-specialized open models built for your inference needs: DeepSeek and Qwen, taken through post-training, ternary and NVFP4 quantization and custom kernels, so they run fast on local RTX hardware.

DeepSeek and Qwen models have been optimized with advanced quantization techniques and custom kernels, allowing them to run efficiently on local RTX hardware, achieving impressive performance metrics. This technical breakdown highlights how these models can meet specific inference requirements effectively.

16. Show HN: Factory DS, A Factorio-Like Game for the Nintendo DS (ronangaillard.github.io)

Or how I ended up building a factory game for a 2004 handheld with 4 MB of RAM, with a lot of help from Claude Code
Yes, I even made a game card for it. No, it’s not for sale.
Download Factory DS (factory-ds.nds, 1.9 MB, in English and French). It runs on a real DS with a flashcart, or in an emulator like melonDS.
Why the Nintendo DS? I think the Nintendo DS is one of the best consoles ever made. It’s far from the most powerful, but I find it one of the best designed. Two screens, a real d-pad, four buttons and two shoulder buttons, and everything falls right under your thumbs. It’s a clamshell, so you can throw it in a backpack without being afraid of breaking it, and it’s simple: you open it and you play, you close it and it sleeps. And of course there is some nostalgia, I spent a lot of hours on it as a teenager.

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