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Security and Stability Two key updates for developers and system administrators: libpcap 1.10.7 patches seven vulnerabilities, making it essential to upgrade for those using packet capture. Additionally, FreeBSD 14.5 has been released, offering performance improvements and bug fixes. For Ruby on Rails developers, be aware that Active Storage is currently being exploited in the wild, … Read more
Open Source Pulse: Key Stories and Trends This week’s open source news spans streaming, AI, design tools, and government adoption. Netflix is tackling cloud cost visibility at massive scale, Alibaba’s Qwen is moving AI into vehicles, and a new Substance 3D Painter alternative shows creative tools are ripe for disruption. Meanwhile, Swiss government interest signals … Read more
Insights The latest open source developments highlight a dynamic ecosystem where innovation in AI and cloud native technologies is matched by a growing emphasis on security and standardization. OpenAI’s introduction of GPT-Image-2.5 models (Sunburst and Flare) demonstrates a continued push for more capable and efficient image generation, with Flare offering 50% faster performance and both … Read more
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Meet Sunburst and Flare, our two new GPT-Image-2.5 models. Sunburst brings sharper details, more natural lighting, and greater control across edits. Flare delivers high quality images over 50% faster. Both support transparent backgrounds for assets ranging from infographics to games.
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Run local models in Pi with llama.cpp — fully private, offline, and with no per-token cost. In this tutorial I show you how to install llama.cpp, pick the right GGUF model and quantization for your hardware using Hugging Face’s hardware compatibility feature, and download, load, and use the model directly from Pi with the `/llama` command. By the end you’ll have Qwen3 8B running locally as a coding agent, with no prompts, code, or data ever leaving your machine.
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🔗 *Links*
– llama.app (llama.cpp installer + model recommendations): https://llama.app
– Qwen3.8 27B on Hugging Face (GGUF): https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B
– Pi llama.cpp documentation: https://pi.dev/docs/latest/llama-cpp
– llama.cpp repository: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp
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👋 *Connect with me*
– My website: https://alejandro-ao.com/
– X (Twitter): https://x.com/_alejandroao
– LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandro-ao/
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🤓 *Topics Covered*
– Run local GGUF models in Pi with llama.cpp
– Choose the right quantization for your hardware
– Download and load models with Pi’s `/llama` command
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⏱️ *Timestamps*
0:00 Intro — why local models in Pi
0:59 Install llama.cpp
1:49 Choose and load a model (Qwen3 8B)
5:24 Outro — hybrid local/cloud workflows
