[najarvg]

Thanks for sharing the link to your instance. Was blazing fast in responding. Tried throwing a few things at it with the following results: 1. Generating an R script to take a city and country name and finding it's lat/long and mapping it using ggmaps. Generated a pretty decent script (could be more optimal but impressive for the model size) with warnings about using geojson if possible 2. Generate a latex script to display the gaussian integral equation - generated a (I think) non-standard version using probability distribution functions instead of the general version but still give it points for that. Gave explanations of the formula, parameters as well as instructions on how to compile the script using BASH etc 3. Generate a latex script to display the euler identity equation - this one it nailed.

Strongly agree that the knowledge density is impressive for the being a 1-bit model with such a small size and blazing fast response

[jjcm]

> Was blazing fast in responding.

I should note this is running on an RTX 6000 pro, so it's probably at the max speed you'll get for "consumer" hardware.

[ineedasername]

consumer hardware?

That... pft. Nevermind, I'm just jealous

[jjcm]

Look it was my present to myself after the Figma IPO (worked there 5 years). If you want to feel less jealous, look at the stock price since then.

[Dylan16807]

Well in this context it's a 5090 with extra unused memory.

[abrookewood]

Holy hell ... that's a monster of a card

[najarvg]

I must add that I also tried out the standard "should I walk or drive to the carwash 100 meters away for washing the car" and it made usual error or suggesting a walk given the distance and health reasons etc. But then this does not claim to be a reasoning model and I did not expect, in the remotest case, for this to be answered correctly. Ever previous generation larger reasoning models struggle with this

[jjcm]

I ran it through a rudimentary thinking harness, and it still failed, fwiw:

    The question is about the best mode of transportation to a car wash located 100 meters away. Since the user is asking for a recommendation, it's important to consider practical factors like distance, time, and convenience.

    Walking is the most convenient and eco-friendly option, especially if the car wash is within a short distance. It avoids the need for any transportation and is ideal for quick errands.
    Driving is also an option, but it involves the time and effort of starting and stopping the car, parking, and navigating to the location.
    Given the proximity of the car wash (100 meters), walking is the most practical and efficient choice. If the user has a preference or if the distance is longer, they can adjust accordingly.

[nlaslett]

And to be fair, you asked about traveling to a location. It just so happens that location is a car wash. You didn't say anything about wanting to wash the car; that's an inference on your part. A reasonable inference based on human experience, sure, but still an inference. You could just as easily want to go to the car wash because that's where you work, or you are meeting somebody there.

[monarchwadia]

Honestly, the fact that we have models that can coherently reason about this problem at all is a technological miracle. And to have it runnable in a 1.15GB memory footprint? Is insanity.

[CamperBob2]

Exactly. It's not that the pig dances poorly, or that the dog's stock tips never seem to pan out. It's the fact that it's happening at all.

[monarchwadia]

But the fact that we have convinced a pig to dance, and trained a dog to provide stock tips? That can be improved upon over time. We've gotten here, haven't we? It really is a miracle, and I'll stick to that opinion.