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Launch HN: Magnitude (YC S25) - Self-optimizing inference engine for agents

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A new open-source inference engine called Magnitude is emerging as a faster alternative for running large language models locally. Designed specifically for agent applications, it optimizes performance on various hardware – Mac, Linux, and Windows – and claims to be up to twice as fast as llama.cpp, addressing a gap in existing solutions that often prioritize either batch processing or broad compatibility. This development is significant for tech enthusiasts and gadget users looking to leverage local AI models without sacrificing system performance or memory.

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