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When running open-source models locally, the more aggressive the quantization, the smaller and faster the model, but the more obvious the precision loss.
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10/28/2026
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Hob: A Free, Open-Source, Locally Running AI Assistant That Cross-Platform Replaces Claude and ChatGPT
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