hendrik

Does anyone knows why this happens? Do people configure limits based on location in their torrent clients?

Good question. I’ve also been looking for some good open-source solution to live stream the camera. Using some proper standard ao I can easily use it. Seems most webcam live streaming apps either include proprietary parts, or are unmaintained for several years now. I usually look at what’s available in the F-Droid store. But seems we’re out of luck. There is “Remote Video Camera” which can transfer video between two phones. But that’s pretty much it. If you want to integrate it into other software, search on Github or Google and maybe include in the search query, the protocol or software you want to connect it to.

Well, Blender and Maya run natively on Linux. And I think Houdini is available for several platforms, too. Seems Linux is amongst them. Plus we generally have good support for Windows software these days. I’m not that much into professional software, and there might be issues with licensing and copy protection… But the Windows-only games from my Steam library for example just run on my computer these days.

Yes, Deepseek V3 is a model. But what I was trying to say, you download the file. But then what? Just having the file stored on your harddisk doesn’t do much. You need to run it. That’s called “inference” in machine learning/AI terms. The repository you linked, contains some example code how to do it with Huggingface’s Transformer library. But there are quite some frameworks out there for running AI models. Ollama would be another one. And it’s not just some example code where to start with your own Python program, but a ready-made project/framework with tools and frontends available and an interface for other software to hook into.

And generally, you need some software to actually do something. And how fast it is, depends on the software used, the hardware it’s executed on. And in this case, also on the size of the AI model and its architecture. But yeah, Deepseek V3 has some tricks up it’s sleeves to make it very efficient. Though, it is really big for home use. I think we’re looking at a six-figure price for the hardware to run it. Usually, people use Deepseek R1 models. Or other smaller AI models if they run them themselves.

Btw, Ollama is a software to run AI models. Deepseek is just a company. Or a model file or a service. But that’s not what OP is looking for. They want to run a model. And that needs software like Ollama.