Today, I am opening Orionfold to the public.
One person. One desk. A small AI studio you can run on your own machine.
Five days from now I formally leave Amazon after nearly nine years.
@chamath It gets better when you fine tune and quant Nemotron Nano for domain specific tasks. We have published a 4B model on HF which matches Opus 4.8 and GLM 5.2 on domain specific RAG bench. The 4B runs happily on a Mac competing with SOTA on cloud faster, better, cheaper!
I shipped a benchmarked model, dataset, product page and write-up in about two days. Then sixteen releases in six days.
That is not hustle. It is a different production function: run the company from text files handed to an AI team, and quarters become days.
A 4B model on my laptop scored 18/21 on a published governance test.
A model 8x its size scored 8/21 and made up 3 answers it didn't have.
The smaller one knew what it didn't know. The receipt π
That's the whole pitch: a verifiable receipt, not a vibe.
A small local model can be more trustworthy than the famous expensive one on the task that matters.
Where would you rather have a model say "I don't know" than guess?
Here's the part I care about most. None of this is "take my word for it."
The entire run reproduces from one config hash: 50c38b0b7439.
Don't trust the screenshot. Rerun it and watch your own numbers land.
Claude Code creator:
"100% of our pull requests at Anrtopic are run by Claude Code. 80β90% of code review too.
The feature Iβm using the most today is /loops. Iβm not prompting Claude anymore - Iβm building loops"
in 1-hour interview, Boris reveals his setup, which helps him build the #1 coding tool of this year.
Worth more than a $500 vibe-coding course.
On one desk I shipped 14 tools, 6 open models, 3 books, 54 articles, and 2 sites. Solo. I am not a research lab.
I had a teammate: an AI research team inside a DGX Spark on my desk. Here is what it is. π§΅
Pricing, plainly:
$349 founding, first 25 licenses only (count-boxed, not a clock).
$499 standard, one-time.
$149/yr after year one.
Question for DGX Spark owners: what is the first real project you would hand a research teammate? Link in the first reply. π