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@cline

quote-tweeting @AMD

Cline @cline · 6h AMD is using Cline as their coding agent for local models. After testing 20+ models, they found what actually works: > 32GB RAM: Qwen3-Coder 30B (4-bit) > 64GB RAM: Qwen3-Coder 30B (8-bit) > 128GB+ RAM: GLM-4.5-Air 10-minute setup with @lmstudio + Cline, linked below > QUOTED: AMD @AMD · 8h > Your vibes. Your code. Get started with completely local vibe coding using @cline and @lmstudio and the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ series processors. > bit.ly/3KLvwlf > [Video thumbnail: "YOU CAN VIBECODE." with prompt text "IMPLEMENT AN N-BODY SIMULATION THAT I CAN RUN LOCALLY" and an animated n-body simulation visualization. Footer: "Get Started Today with Cline and Microsoft VS Code", AMD Ryzen AI Max+ logo. Playing, 0:05.]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet from Cline (coding agent) sharing local-model hardware recommendations for their tool, quote-tweeting an AMD promotional post about local "vibe coding" on Ryzen AI Max+ hardware. Practical/technical local-LLM tooling content, not safety-relevant.

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Alexandros Mari... @alexandrosM

Alexandros Mari... @alexandrosM I just asked Cline to download my printer's firmware from Github and use what it learned from the code to find it on the network and interact with it and.. it.. just.. did it. 10:33 PM · Mar 10, 2025 · 2,618 Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet marveling at an AI coding agent (Cline) autonomously downloading firmware, reverse-engineering it, and using that knowledge to find and interact with a networked device. Relevant to Nathan's interest in agentic capability jumps and AI R&D automation trends (e.g. METR uplift tracking noted elsewhere in the archive).

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