Extracting specialist models from source weights with no post-training, on CPU
dejavucoder · x · 2026-10-14
tokenbender demonstrates extracting specialist knowledge from source weights without any post-training — just careful searching and pattern learning across the entire model. The process reportedly runs locally on CPU "while you sleep," and the specialist can grow with user guidance. The linked page isn't detailed in the post, but the headline claim — training-free, pure weight search, CPU-runnable — is notable.
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