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Media Narrative
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Discovery Context & Origin Evidence
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Product Hunt Launch
Massive local model speedup on Apple Silicon with MLX
Ollama v0.19 rebuilds Apple Silicon inference on top of MLX, bringing much faster local performance for coding and agent workflows. It also adds NVFP4 support and smarter cache reuse, snapshots, and eviction for more responsive sessions.
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• Apr 1, 2026
Will have to try this out as a previous version totally drowned my 16gb mini.
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• Apr 1, 2026
The MLX rewrite is the real deal — been running Qwen3.5 locally on my M4 and the speed difference vs the old GGML backend is night and day. Cache reuse across conversations is clutch for agent loops too.
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• Apr 1, 2026
Finally, MLX-native inference. I've been running local models on my M2 Air for quick prototyping when I don't want to burn API credits, and the speed difference on Apple Silicon matters a lot when you're going back and forth between coding and testing. Curious how it handles the bigger models now...
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• Apr 1, 2026
This is huge for local-first AI workflows. Curious how much real-world speedup people are seeing on M-series chips
Product Hunt Launch
Google's most intelligent open models to date
Gemma 4 is Google DeepMind’s most capable open model family, delivering advanced reasoning, multimodal processing, and agentic workflows. Optimized for everything from mobile devices to GPUs, it enables developers to build powerful AI apps efficiently with high performance and low compute overhead.
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• Apr 3, 2026
Congrats on the launch! What design choice had the biggest impact on getting this level of performance while keeping compute requirements so low?
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• Apr 3, 2026
This will make amazing local experiences for app creators, cant wait to test this in my App, been usung gemma3:4B with excelent results, so this is excelent news....Thank you Google
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• Apr 3, 2026
The agentic workflow angle is the interesting part for me. Most open models get benchmarked on reasoning and coding, but the harder question for production use is how they handle multi-step tasks where the model needs to recover from partial failures.Running Claude Code agents in parallel - local...
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• Apr 3, 2026
Curious how it performs in real world coding tasks compared to larger closed models, especially for niche stacks.
Product Hunt Launch
Open-source LLM tracing that speaks GenAI, not HTTP.
... OpenAI, Anthropic, LangChain, CrewAI, DSPy, and more ✓ Two lines of code to instrument your entire app No new vendor. No new dashboard. Open source (MIT)....
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• Apr 1, 2026
Since this is fully OpenTelemetry-native, I assume it should work seamlessly with backends like SigNoz as well?If yes might try it there too seems a cool tool
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• Apr 1, 2026
Open-source LLM tracing is exactly what was missing.I run Claude API calls in a Celery worker — two calls per job,one at temperature=0 (deterministic analysis),one at temperature=0.7 (generative rewrites).Right now I log both manually with structlog.But correlating a specific trace across the two...
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• Apr 1, 2026
The OTel-native approach is the right call here. Most LLM tracing tools force you into a new dashboard and a new vendor relationship. The fact that this routes to Datadog, Grafana, Jaeger means teams can use what they already have instead of adding yet another pane of glass to monitor.Curious abo...
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• Apr 1, 2026
Much needed! Since you’re positioning traceAI as a semantic layer over OpenTelemetry so do you see this becoming a standard like OTel itself or staying a developer-focused tool?
App Store Application
... ill receive an activation link as part of Duo's enrollment process. You may add third-party accounts at any time.
License agreements for third-party Open Source libraries used in Duo Mobile can be found at https://www.duosecurity.com/legal/open-source-licenses....
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