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Built my own Qwen3.8-27B engine for my RTX 3090: 100+ tok/s decode at 200k context, 1.2-1.3x faster than HyperQwen's mtp-long at long context (same card, single stream). Now working on better 4-bit KV quality. Check it out: tuan3w/qwen-warp
Last weekend I let AI agents run on one question: can autonomous research build a faster local Qwen server than vLLM? ~2 days later, on one RTX 3090: 184 vs 97 tok/s on code (up to ~2x). Code + full worklog (experiments, dead ends): tuan3w/qwen-warp
@davidfano I had bookmarked tuan3w/awesome-tech-rss for the Tech theme, but even that is only scratching the surface. And then you'd need the same principle applied to any theme of interest. Lots to do!