DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark isn't a new base model. It's the same 1.6T V4-Pro checkpoint plus a DSpark speculative-decoding head (~893GB). What config.json and the DeepSpec repo reveal, and why there's no speed benchmark yet.
Merged kei, kana, and koharu into a single Anima (Qwen-DiT) LoRA and ran my first training on Blackwell (RTX 5090, sm_120). Hands-on log: the cu128 / torch2.8 / SDPA stack swap from the 4090, why the weakest character gets absorbed (caption asymmetry, not rank), and how trigger-only prompts separate three close-packed characters at ep143 without ControlNet.
Tested local Wan video gen on a Radeon 8060S (Strix Halo, 48GB UMA, Windows). ZLUDA can't run stock PyTorch; AMD's TheRock gfx1151 wheel gives native ROCm. FastWan 1.3B in 4min, Wan 14B I2V in 13.6min — VAE decode and 16GB-RAM Segfaults are the real limits.
Tested FramePack F1 on an RTX 4060 Laptop (8GB VRAM, 32GB RAM): VRAM peaked at 5.75GB, but the 26GB model overflowed RAM into the pagefile and a 5s clip took 56 min. The real bottleneck for local video gen on a laptop is RAM, not VRAM.
Krea 2 Turbo bf16 renders in ~3.5 min on a Mac (M1 Max 64GB, ComfyUI). fp8 is rejected on MPS, Raw NaNs to black at 47 min, and NSFW behavior gets tested. Working settings and VRAM notes for Apple Silicon.
npm CLI 11.15.0 stages a tarball for maintainer 2FA approval before it hits the registry. Plus --allow-* install controls and how they differ from release-age gates and allowScripts.
Ghost 3.24.0–6.19.0 Content API SQLi leaked Admin API keys and injected ClickFix loaders into posts. Patch to 6.19.1+, rotate keys, and grep post bodies.
A browser WYSIWYG that parses your existing TikZ and rewrites only the changed coordinates when you drag shapes, keeping your .tex formatting. What it supports and where it breaks.
Wrangler 4.102.0+ adds wrangler deploy --temporary: publish a Worker to a workers.dev URL with no Cloudflare account for 60 minutes. The agent loop, claiming, and D1/KV limits.
Sakana Fugu trains no base model: a learned conductor routes GPT-5.5/Claude/Gemini. How it compares to PLaMo (scratch, closed) and LLM-jp (fully open), how it differs from OpenRouter, and its biggest risk.
