Humboldt Events — Find Local Shows, Arts, Festivals & More
▲ 3 r/redwoods+1 crossposts

Humboldt Events — Find Local Shows, Arts, Festivals & More

Tired of checking a dozen websites and social media pages to figure out what’s happening around Humboldt?

I built Humboldt Events because I love our local music and arts scene, but I kept missing great shows simply because I didn’t hear about them in time. The goal is simple: bring local events together so we can all spend less time searching and more time getting out and enjoying our community.

Find live music, comedy, theater, art shows, festivals, community gatherings, and more. Browse the calendar, explore local venues, and discover artists you might not have heard of yet.

ARTISTS, VENUES & EVENT ORGANIZERS:
You can submit upcoming events, and we also offer free websites for local artists and venues—with event listings, photo galleries, tour dates, contact forms, and more.

This is a locally built project, and your feedback helps make it better. If you notice an incorrect listing, find a bug, or have a suggestion, please let me know through the Contact Us form.

Take a look and share it with someone who’s always asking, “What’s happening this weekend?”

https://www.humboldtevents.com

Thanks for supporting Humboldt’s local scene!

u/Feisty-Prior-162 — 14 days ago
▲ 19 r/AIProgrammingHardware+2 crossposts

I wanted to see exactly how far a consumer-grade system can be pushed with LLM concurrency. So I benchmarked 15+ models to find out.

I recently watched a YouTube video of someone testing a server-grade LLM hardware setup, pushing it to see just how much concurrency it could actually handle. It got me thinking: what can your own — perhaps a bit above-average — “gaming” / “workstation” PC really do? Especially within the limits of my RTX 5060 and its fast but limited 8GB of VRAM. I’ve been thinking about building a game or simulation driven by a high agent count, and I wanted to know what the feasible limit really is. That question brought me to these tests.

Full testing data at https://ai.2it.onl/posts/concurrency-sweep/

u/Feisty-Prior-162 — 2 months ago