@JackS10760@aryagm01 Grok said: put t=1+xy, q=t²z+y²(1+3t). the map
(tq, 3y-11tq+9xq-2t²x²q⁴, 6x-9x²y-3x³z+x⁴q⁴, w): ℂ⁴→ℂ⁴
has jac det -18 and sends (0,11/3,-475/9,0), (-3,4/3,125/81,0), (6,1/3,-7/81,0), (-3,2/3,-1/9,0) to (1,0,0,0)
degree-26 counterexample in dim 4
@miao_xiong_cs I have a question about datasets for MoE, newer population-level balancing methods improve over noisy mini-batch heuristics to prevent expert overlap and homogenization, would it be best then to formulate load balancing as a constrained decision problem?
@crystlizedd@0xSero You can do it, you just have to offload to cpu and ram which slows it down considerably. Im working on it tho... I shrank gpt oss 20b down from 13gig to 11.9gig im working on 120b now. Passing inference on them tho.. now that is fun. I love Sol
@Gelassoldat 16gb of vram is going to hamper your model type... max you can fit on there with any good sized context would be 8b, maybe 14b if you quantize it down. Are you running agents?
I was able to find a smaller archive size for full fp16 weights for gpt-oss 20b. I was able to shrink it down to ~11gb under the size of the MXFP4 version. I left the decoder, if anyone wants to donate some compute I can do the same thing for kimi k3.
https://t.co/G4k7nchpq3
@devops_is_life@LeeLeepenkman In an odd way if they use ai's that have been trained on the total corpus of internal knowledge they are indirectly communicating no?
@yacineMTB Im working on a way to shrink model size. I stared with a turnary model and saw promising results for storage, even smaller than gguf's. This is to store it not to pass infernce on.