Hy3 is goooood, it has a curated taste that I haven’t seen in models this size (300B). It does not try to be too smart, but still considers a lot of scenarios (looking at the thinking logs). You can try it for free with OpenCode.
https://t.co/RGsPfkFQPs
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You might have seen the Anthropic post about J-Space, and now we have the same interpretability for open source llms 💥
https://t.co/Ubssx2hfu5
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Mac OS 27 will ship with a 20B sparse model “AFM 3 Core Advanced”, not MoE. For each prompt, a router picks a set of experts and only those (1-4B) are loaded into ram (instead of per token). They are calling it “Instruction-Following Pruning”.
https://t.co/2co6x7tYZB
Small MoE models have the potential to be exceptional in edge deployments, especially when combined with dynamic loading inference like FlashMoE. Glad someone is still making those
https://t.co/9ZWmCYWz8v
PrismML’s Bonsai Studio iOS app allows generating images fully local using their new Bonsai Image diffusion model using FLUX.2 Klein 4B architecture.
https://t.co/HEpq3OL4Ns
This is an interesting shift in the current Dev world. With AI we no longer need an hackathon to jumpstart new projects, but it’s a great environment to find a team, evolve / pivot a product or contribute to open source.
https://t.co/yk6DpRHfcT
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@luismbat@rtwlz Tried a couple but always says no matches found. Since you are collecting all this data you might as well show how many tickets per movie are already bought (the less than 3 rule might be too restrictive)
Mistral Coding Agents can now run in the cloud, their 128B dense model is open weight at Sonnet level, and the Web UI can research and create / edit docs. Nice to see Europe catching up 💪
https://t.co/HPa1bhVqFS
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Google Docs for collaborating with AI agents ❤️
_When it’s easier to build a new platform than integrating with existing ones_
https://t.co/BmvKNiORWK
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I remember when DeepSeek R1 was launched, the thinking was a long list of “Wait… Hmm… Okay… Also…” and now Qwen was able to teach a model HOW to think 💥
The new Qwen3.6-27B is fascinating because of how it thinks:
The model follows a Plan > Execute > Review > Refine process for EVERY prompt.
It can think through and catch its mistakes inside a single inference run, it’s Claude Code reasoning built-in!
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