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It strips a text generator down to 11.5 KB of int8 weights and BIOS interrupts, which makes the arithmetic small enough to read in an afternoon.
bootgpt boots a machine into a tiny character-level model and nothing else. A hand-written 512-byte boot sector loads 11.5 KB of int8 weights from the next 23 sectors and runs them in 16-bit real mode on a 386. What it writes is invented Linux boot output: timestamped lines about hardware that is not there. The repository carries the whole pipeline, including a script that simulates the integer maths so you can diff Python against the boot sector. Needs nasm, qemu and numpy; the disk image will dd onto a USB stick. MIT, from Semyon Usachev.
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