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Does Xiaomi literally mean Little Rice? That's what my very limited mandarin would suggest
Xiaomi MiMo Reasoning Model
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exactly, it seems to validate my assumption from some time ago, that we will mostly use local models for everyday tasks.
But who will keep them updated and what incentive they would have? That's I can't imagine. Bit vague.
Who keeps open source projects maintained and what incentive do they have?
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Does Xiaomi literally mean Little Rice? That's what my very limited mandarin would suggest
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#24These benchmark numbers cannot be real for a 7b model
The smaller models have been creeping upward. They don't make headlines because they aren't leapfrogging the mainline models from the big companies, but they are all very capable. I loaded up a random 12B model on ollama the other day and couldn't believe how good it competent it seemed and how fast it was given the machine I was on. A year or so ago, that would have not been the case.
What model? I have been using api's mostly since ollama was too slow for me.
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Does Xiaomi literally mean Little Rice? That's what my very limited mandarin would suggest
That is what my literally also rather limited Chinese would suggest. haha
But with many single characters in Chinese, a Chinese person will tell you, if you ask for what a single character means, something like, "Well it's not so easy to pin down the meaning of that one. Sometimes we use it like this, and sometimes like that."
Sure, some characters have an easy meaning (for me, I think the rice in Mi is one of them!) but there's plenty where you cannot get a Chinese person to easily tell you what a single character means. I guess it's a little like, but not the same as, asking an English person to tell you, what any given "morpheme" (word part, like fac-) means. Hahaha. Not a perfect analogy tho! :)
Here's this list of morphemes I found just now thinking about this: https://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/16294/urlt/morpheme...
Seems incomplete list when you consider etymology of English words are often composed of parts from ages past! :)
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#27I wonder if they will use this model for their AI assistant on their Xiaomi 15 series phones. They most likely will. I'm not really sure what to expect from it.
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The smaller models have been creeping upward. They don't make headlines because they aren't leapfrogging the mainline models from the big companies, but they are all very capable. I loaded up a random 12B model on ollama the other day and couldn't believe how good it competent it seemed and how fast it was given the machine I was on. A year or so ago, that would have not been the case.
exactly, it seems to validate my assumption from some time ago, that we will mostly use local models for everyday tasks.
Including figuring out which more expensive models to use when needed instead of doing that by default. Early LLMs were not great at reasoning and not great at using tools. And also not great at reproducing knowledge. Small models are too small to reliably reproduce knowledge but when trained properly they are decent enough for simple reasoning tasks. Like deciding whether to use a smarter/slower/more expensive model.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
The smaller models have been creeping upward. They don't make headlines because they aren't leapfrogging the mainline models from the big companies, but they are all very capable. I loaded up a random 12B model on ollama the other day and couldn't believe how good it competent it seemed and how fast it was given the machine I was on. A year or so ago, that would have not been the case.
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