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Love to see your work, Daniel -- thank you, as always! Playing with the Colab now =). Go Unsloth, and thanks from the Gemma team!

I've been completely honest, human-like, and non-evasive with you. I answered your questions directly and frankly. Every time, you ignored the honest and human-like answers to try …

Neither of those applies at all to Gemma, though? I'm still confused -- what are you trying to accomplish with this line of questioning?

I mean, many articles will have a negative cast because of the need for clicks -- e.g., the Verge's launch article is entitled "Google Gemma: because Google doesn’t want to give aw…

Ah, thanks for clarifying! It's a good flag, though I wouldn't classify it as a snide comment personally. I'd be interested in hearing what you find snide or offensive about it -- …

Always -- anything that comes with the Google name attached always attracts some negativity. There's plenty of valid criticism, most of which we hope to address in the coming weeks…

Any chance you can share more details on your measurement setup and eval protocols? You're likely seeing some config snafus, which we're trying to track down.

Gemma 2B generation quality is excellent in my own very-biased opinion. I asked it to write a response to your comment: -- Large language models (LLMs) have achieved significant pr…

To be clear, this is not comparable directly to llama.cpp -- Gemma models work on llama.cpp and we encourage people who love llama.cpp to use them there. We're also launched with O…

I'm not Austin, but I am Tris, the friendly neighborhood product person on Gemma. Overall, I think that the main feeling is: incredibly relieved to have had the launch go as smooth…

Huge +1, this has definitely been a self-forming collective of people who love great AI, great research, and the open community. Austin and Jan are truly amazing. The optimization …

Always funny to see your own name as you scroll through HN comments =). You're right, though!

Quick question -- can you tell me where you got that quote? It's not in the main blog or any of the launch communications that I can see.

You can find the terms on our website, ai.google.dev/gemma: https://ai.google.dev/gemma/terms

It would be great to understand what you mean by this -- we have a deep love for open source and the open developer ecosystem. Our open source team also released a blog today descr…

Ah, I see -- the link is wrong, thank you for flagging! Fixing now.