I'd offer the best time and place to continue this conversation is while setting up and running the seed cleaner. The extractive capitalism part to me is the idea that people have to work to eat.

We can and should be able to build technology that enables farmers to make food a gift economy.

Now what kind of coding, safety, and operational standards do the robots need to collect and report data on how the food is grown when the owner might be doing something questionable?
And is that even possible if a design goal is a machine the farmer can fix and repair?

Yes, but this is a 100% on-site position in Iowa building farm robots disrupting the quaint industrial era idea that you have to work for food.

Any plans for implementations in C++ or Rust?

Although I did manage to take part of my last contract payment in the form of an M4 with 36gb...
Please share the model URL or other howto when you get it running...

If your work gives out laptops that run 600gb models please consider this my humble application to work there and be entirely compensated in laptops.

Have you tried Kimi K2.5?

Also archive this cause there's just a little too much influence that the website formerly know as twitter has over the outcome of this bet.. polymarket.com/event/moltbo...