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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2026
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I mean baking knowledge into a model isn't really all that useful to begin with. Just download wikipedia locally and have it access it through tool use, it's way more efficient and more accurate. And yeah, I find Q6 tends to be the sweet spot where it's close enough to full 16 bit in performance, but doesn't chew up too much memory.
This is a pretty good idea I hadn't thought about. The whole wikipedia is about 37Gb.
yeah, it's not a completely insane amount of data, and a db like postgres can do fast text search on that too with fuzzy matching