The programs usually mmap the file into memory. That means that parts of it are loaded as used and unloaded if there is no memory left. That's why it does not say it is using memory. Check disc i/o as it is generating the message. For linux that can be seen in htop or iotop, for win idk.

Note that I use lmstudio, that uses llama.cpp to run models. Gpt4all, I think, uses a modified version of same. Doesn't matter they should all be using mmap to load the file.

PS Depending on the model I also get a couple tokens per sec on the cpu.

Edit: Didn't see someone already said the same, I'l leave this here anyway.

I'v seen him DJ

I feel like you are making up words

The tip heats up enough to melt solder.

USS Enterprise

Well, he is the god of war. He wishes his kids to grow up strong and respected like him. Don't be so harsh on the guy, he's doing his best you know.

I actually kinda like that one.

Gimp Tool Kit, where gimp means Gnu Image Manipulation Program, where gnu means Gnu's Not Unix. So, in short, gnu's not unix image manipulation program tool kit.

0-127, top bit is always 0.

I'd like all files to have a big comment on top that says wtf this is, why is it, and roughly how it works. Bonus for ascii art.

Apple is notorios about being anti-gaming, yet many games support it while not supporting linux. Don't know the actual stats though.

You know what would drive demand up ? Cheap wine.