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I want this with smaller models as well like Gemma 4 or Qwen 3.6
Awesome - will work on getting those in.
I know that models like Gemma4-e4b will take longer self-turns but IBM's Granite models will take shorter self-turns in exchange for more tool calls.
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That the tiles are much to thick makes Grok the most reasonable result.
I'd like to see the comparisons with DeepSeek, Qwen, Mimo, Kimi and GLM
I just did the tests, Mimo and GLM delivered working cubes but GLM was the only visually perfect with smooth movements and great effects. GLM is the clear winner: https://chat.z.ai/space/t19sx5kvw631-art
GLM still wins by a landslide
* I ran all agents in their web version with their default settings, I don't remember now if they were set to deep thinking or what but that's the result they produced by default.
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Kenyans who provided the data for RLHF liked that style. That's the most of it. And a transformer is not an "averaging machine", it's a prediction machine.
Kenya influenced the entire English language by being an outsourcing site for AI RLHF. Sounds like a world detail from Snow Crash.
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"Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something." - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
On the plus side, your comment does contain some specific observations which could have made for a good comment—one that communicates interesting information respectfully. If you'd please post that way in the future, we'd appreciate it.
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I did a quick skim and the usage of phrases like "snappy stylist" and "speed-and-value monster" were what instantly stuck out to me as AI. I decided I probably didn't need to actually read the article after that.
This is the real unlock of the speed and value monster. I am trying to figure out how many LLM converged on a writing style that resembles a LinkedIn MBA true believer. Maybe because there was just such a sheer mass of corporate-speak drone writing out there in the wild in the training data set? But more seriously, is there a firefox extension that 'skims' the text body content of a page and puts some kind of "this w…
