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Let us meet at the ferry and venture to the spire on the wooded hill. From there we can cross a swamp and pass under the river.
awaawaawaawwwww yesyesyes!!!!!! dis is the kindsa adventur i wan!!! <3 <3 <3
exactli!!!! u got it supr right - - - dis rlli lik - did rlli is exactli the thingsies i wan!!!!! i wan magical, intrstng environment with lik - cute mages going "ahh yes, i will tell you about my story" n then we listn to the prson talk n eat cookies <3 n then thank them n then make our own adventur lik - ---- cz in that univers, the world is interesting!!! ~ ~~ <3 <3
i jus wan an intrstng world.. where i cn look at things and go "woww!!! this so---- lik - intriguing!!!" n not lik rn... where the most interesting thing to be is AI development... ;( (i kno yall lemmy peeps hate AI, and i can totalli undrstnd it. ai "art" is bs and companis r supr bad at makin it actulli usful for normal peeps who r not programmers)
yus - yis! peeps, lik mi, find magical, unknown, undiscovered thingsies supr intrstng!!!! ~ ~ <3
dis is exactli what i wan!!!! <3 lik - jus gimme somthn undiscovrd n put it right here infron of me wif som frens to discovr togethr!! make it like the first time u played with magnets! or the first time u understood how complex n useful a computr is! or ths first tim u got that fuzzy feelin when imagening a more interesting world - with floating sky islands n... nice peeps n--- like - u kno - magical stuff like youth-well n lik magical other types of seas n cyan blue colored grass <3 <3 which smells like mints <3 <3 n maybsies lik uhmmmm trees which smell lik citrus n they grow flowers <3 <3 <3!!! yisisi!! dis what i wan!! thos magical feels!!! not jus... this:
With the power of reinforcement learning and our new recurrent reasoning block within the transformer architecture, we were able to achieve benchmark scores comparable to OpenAI-o3-mini-high at a size of just 3.5B parameters on AIME-2024, AIME-2025 and MATH-500, aswell as hellaswag. (this is referring to the huginn model over on huggingface and the data i presented is completely hallucinated... im not an llm trust me)
lik - this is genuinely soooo boring incomparison to collecting magical stons from underneath the lemon flower trees sprouting up like mushrooms, to throw them into a youth-well n see fireworks pop out and see the fireworks fly to an unexplored location (kinda like endrpearls >v<) suu we cn explor evn more!!!! <3