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Who says "kill all the Apaches" when talking about processes? If that's not an autocorrect typo, then the capitalization plus lack of "process" or "servers" or any other specifier makes it sound very unnatural for sysadmin talk.

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> Who says "kill all the Apaches"

The US Cavalry? This was what I first thought until I got to the "in RAM" part. I thought it a very strange request at first.

edit: typo which gave a very different meaning

You mean Cavalry?

Calvary was always a strange way to say “Golgotha”, not really sure HOW OR WHY Christians adopted it

Golgotha is from the Greek, via Aramaic via Hebrew, and refers to the skull. Calvary is from the Latin translation again referring to the skull.

About the verse about Jesus giving Simon a new name after a rock's stability, I was kinda disappointed the writers chose the word "Peter" (Greek word, root of petrified, petroleum) instead of the Aramaic word.

thanks. stupid autocorrect. i think capitalizing it had an effect

Comparatively, Mistral 7x8b easily handles, even at q4. Not a fundamental LLM limit.

Proof here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39362651

If you want to replicate, use `TheBloke/dolphin-2.5-mixtral-8x7b-GGUF/dolphin-2.5-mixtral-8x7b.Q4_0.gguf`.

Sure, but Google provides super helpful responses when doing the exact same search, and as an ex-sysadmin I know exactly what they're asking and could answer perfectly easily.

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