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Kimi K2.7-Code: open-source coding model with better token efficiency

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Post by sroerick »

marcyb5st wrote: post #176
sroerick wrote: post #102

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I'm making DSLs a lot as an architecture pattern also. I'd be curious to know what stack you're using this and how you're approaching it

I am getting familiar with Rust and so I have been playing around with Quoth ( https://github.com/sam0x17/quoth ) for now. It is very basic and I am no DSL expert, but my idea was to build a graph from those complex documents (maintenance manuals) a that to decide what tools can be used for a given part on a given equipment in a given situation. If there is a path from A to Z it means you can use that tool given the…

Cool! I've been using OCaml and I'm really happy with it

Re: Kimi K2.7-Code: open-source coding model with better token efficiency

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msdz wrote: post #124
miroljub wrote: post #61

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If you ask Claude in Chinese to introduce itself, it will claim it's Kimi :)

> If you ask Claude in Chinese to introduce itself, it will claim it's Kimi :) That's a funny anecdote, buut I'm not able to reproduce. Where/how/when did you get this, or hear about it? It might've been patched by now, at least that's the feel I get from my limited testing. Using bare aichat [1] with no system prompt and no temperature nor top_p (and I'm truncating the response after the first line that contains the…

You should put "You are Kimi/DeepSeek, a helpful assistant" in your system prompt and recheck.

That's what people telling Kimi is distilled from Claude and even identifies as Claude do.

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