Semi-related question I was wondering about recently - how is it that Alibaba has a better consumer-friendly open model (for coding anyway) than research-leading companies like Google?
jeffybefffy519 2 hours ago|
Well Google could open source Gemini 4 Argon but they choose to release the lower tier models open source instead... Its an active choice they all make.
sagex 3 hours ago||
Isn't the network too shallow to be challenging to decode? One can easily produce few layer network to solve specific goal with construction techniques, so not a surprising result in my view.
monkmartinez 3 hours ago|
What do you mean? Is there prior art? Would you call this a LORA?
My first reaction to your question (rhetorical?) was uncharitable... so, I am curious what you meant that it was "easy."
xlayn 2 hours ago||
But that's obvious... Astra is Qwen, if Astra can is because Qwen can....
K0balt 2 hours ago||
Hmm. Possibilities for RSI? Big MOE does brain surgery on and invents new expert modules in its catalog?
necovek 3 hours ago||
I am surprised nobody caught on "paper shaped" for blog post: I chuckled!
simonw 2 hours ago||
That's an edit, I only added that about 15 minutes ago.
olalonde 2 hours ago||
What's funny about it?
gabrielcsapo 3 hours ago||
The question is can a 4b or smaller improve a 0.5b llm, or would it just get caught in a loop
wg0 3 hours ago||
Off topic - anyone had the occasion to work with IBM Watson?
alienbaby 1 hour ago||
Watson as I understand is a collection of things. What were you I tested in specifically?
Towaway69 2 hours ago||
Been too busy counting paperclips.
devinprater 4 hours ago||
Still amazing to me that a model that good, Qwen3.8:27b, runs on a laptop.
bsiverly 4 hours ago||
Wasn’t this one of the main marketing points for the Inkling model as well?
AlexCoventry 2 hours ago|
I wonder if Qwen releases are deliberately nerfed for some reason. It's not the first time an easy reasoning performance win has been found for one.