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ggcr

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About ggcr

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    > nvda will have an incentive to continue this kind of releases, even if other parties slowly abandon the open release of models This! It's literally in their best interest for ope…

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    Comment #49258939

    Nice cadence of releases by the Nemotron team :)

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    Comment #49188181

    > Oriol Vinyals, Sanjay Ghemawat, Jeff Dean, Quoc Le as founding members is crazy !

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    Comment #49155966

    Blog: https://clickhouse.com/blog/andy-pavlo-joins-clickhouse?utm_...

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    Comment #49153176

    Waiting for Qwen3.8-27B :) Their base models and architecture has quickly become the go-to for local inference and fine-tuning, even when they introduced some tricky things like GD…

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    Comment #49119949

    Woah, a 200B model competing with GLM-5.2 and getting close to Opus 4.8. Quite impressive. If those numbers translate well to its general capabilities, with the great caching DeepS…

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    Comment #48925969

    My personal bet is that this model should really shine in Autoresearch NanoGPT-style speedruns because its first-class integration with Tinker

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    Comment #48902931

    It's a fork of OrientDB, isn't it?

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    Comment #48830913

    > I’m surprised they don’t just eject the injured worker from the colony Wonder if this has something to do due with space constraints. If the study was done in a controlled nest, …

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    Comment #48830838

    Fascinating. Hidden on the bottom of the article seems to be a video [1] showcasing how they track each ant out of the six colonies of 110 each. I'd like to read the paper to skim …

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    Comment #48671388

    With Reinforcement Learning, inference is very present in post-training stages now too

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    Comment #48525007

    Fair point. Should've titled it "minimal dependencies" perhaps Since C++ has no HTTP client in its std lib, I really had no other choice but to use curl. Same with OpenSSL. It'd be…

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    Comment #48524995

    Yep! I'd also like to explore C++26 reflection for the XML FSM parser I currently have Everything so far is synchronous. In our toy benchmarks I've found out Go to be quite perform…

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    Show HN: Lightweight C++23 S3 client with no extra deps (just curl and OpenSSL)

    Attached is my attempt at making a small toy S3 client without any other dependency besides libcurl and OpenSSL. Was tested mainly on MinIO (RIP) locally, so I would expect some bu…

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    Comment #48375752

    :( I was hoping Microsoft would make it open weights, as they have done for years with the Phi models. The era of big tech releasing models into the wild might be over, which IMO i…

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    Comment #48375695

    Meta recently launched Muse Spark [1] and they themselves compare against Claude Opus 4.6 Max. Here Microsoft is comparing against Claude Haiku, the smallest and least capable mode…

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    Comment #47033563

    Thanks, I've totally missed that It's basically the same as with the Qwen2.5 and 3 series but this time with 1M context and 200k native, yay :)

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    Comment #47033046

    From the HuggingFace model card [1] they state: > "In particular, Qwen3.5-Plus is the hosted version corresponding to Qwen3.5-397B-A17B with more production features, e.g., 1M cont…

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