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Every word the landing, the header menus, the phone sheet, the footer,
the help corner and the way in (sign-in, sign-up, the reset, the
invitation, the callback, onboarding, the 404) write goes through
@hanzo/i18n's t(): one sentence is one message, its figures, names and
links arguments; copy written as data is phrase('…') where written and
t(label) where drawn. Plans, the chart, the API states and the lines
lib/kai and lib/enso build for the landing do the same.
Right to left: <html lang dir> is set before the first paint (the
package's bootScript first in the head); a figure, clock, range or
price outside a sentence is isolated; sides are logical gui props, the
layout's [data-join] corners logical, a bar grows from the start;
arrows along the line mirror (Onward for "words ->" links). The repo
dates read in the reader's language.
Gates select by slot, never by an English label (rtl, help). New gate
translated.spec.ts: in Arabic the landing at 1440 and 390, every menu
open, the phone sheet, sign-in, sign-up and the app signed in hold no
authored English, nothing scrolls sideways, every range is isolated;
French the same for English's commonest words. What another package
draws with no words prop is listed by name (@hanzo/ui's Footer label,
@hanzo/build's composer row and suggestions).
@hanzo/i18n 0.5.3 (the catalogs: 1,443 keys, every offered locale
complete), @hanzo/app 0.2.1 (the app's words). The link gate imports
the terms versions from @hanzo/app, the one SDK main now resolves.
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1.8 KiB
TypeScript
57 lines
1.8 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* Zen 6 on three machines Hanzo owns, measured by Hanzo on 2026-09-23.
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*
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* These are the throughput readings from that day's runs, one machine each, the
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* same figures the company's own one-pager states. They are not the engine
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* comparison — that is /benchmarks/inference, where the Hanzo engine is read
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* against another runtime cell by cell — and they are not a weight card's
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* numbers, which the page quotes separately and labels as the publisher's.
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*
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* Each machine runs its own build of the same generation: the NVFP4 weights on
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* Grace-Blackwell, a 4-bit build on Strix Halo, and an MLX build on Apple
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* silicon. Decode is one request unless a row says otherwise. Change a figure
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* only from a new run, and change the date with it.
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*/
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import { phrase } from '@hanzo/i18n'
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export const MEASURED = '2026-09-23'
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export interface Desk {
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/** The machine, as the reader would name it. */
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machine: string
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/** Its memory, which is what decides what fits. */
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memory: string
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/** How the generation is built for it, as authored English (`phrase`): a page draws it with `t()`. */
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build: string
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prefill: string
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decode: string
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/** One more reading the run recorded, when it has one. */
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more?: string
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}
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export const DESKS: readonly Desk[] = [
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{
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machine: 'NVIDIA Grace-Blackwell',
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memory: '121 GB unified',
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build: phrase('NVFP4 weights'),
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prefill: '~2,400',
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decode: '~43',
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more: '50.6 tok/s decoding code · 112 tok/s across 8 requests',
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},
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{
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machine: 'AMD Strix Halo',
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memory: '128 GB unified',
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build: phrase('4-bit build'),
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prefill: '1,150–1,400',
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decode: '~34',
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more: '262K context, in two slots',
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},
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{
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machine: 'Apple silicon',
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memory: 'unified memory',
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build: phrase('MLX build'),
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prefill: '500–690',
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decode: '64–81',
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},
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]
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