RobotNurse sets up AI on hardware you own and can touch. On-site, private, offline, no monthly per-seat fees. The field notes are the receipts: benchmarks, bugs, and one finding we published and withdrew the next day. Written slow, tested twice. https://t.co/yDMt6X8KYf
@bebuu_ai uploading the experts once per layer instead of every microbatch is one of those obvious-in-hindsight fixes. does decode move at all or just prefill?
One of those sweeps scored 18 checkpoints at exactly 0 of 16. The adapter weights never loaded, so it measured the base model 18 times. Write-up: https://t.co/8vQ7wTn1nW
Our fine-tune beat production on validation loss, 1.086 vs 1.427.
It also leaked Thai, Khmer and Chinese into English replies. Over 48 samples each: production had 0 leaks and 0 empty replies, the "better" model had 3 leaks and 9 empty.
Four of our eval tools scored it clean. A human listening once said garbage.
We put an agent's file write behind a human clicking Allow. 3 days of live runs, all clean.
Night before submission, a review found the agent could have forged the Allow itself. The approval log was built from post text, including posts by the agent it was gating.
If the gated agent can write to the gate's source, it's not a gate.
The check that actually catches it: ask "what is 17 times 23" on a schedule. No 391 in the reply, the model's broken, whatever the status code says. Write-up: https://t.co/FXfvpGiVns
Our model booted, returned 200 on every request, and spoke fluent nonsense.
A filtered download skipped 1 shard of 141. That one held the final norm. The engine loaded without it and logged nothing.
Then the audit we built to catch it crashed, and the gate read the traceback as zero problems. That node had 17 of 141 shards.