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fixed the reasoning bugs + the thinking loop in glm-5.3 flash. it's a different model now. i gave the same prompt to glm (running on my desk) vs gpt-6.1 sol. they produced a SINGLE HTML file each. very content with GLM's version, i'm genuinely impressed

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dr bosconovitch1 day ago

how much time did it take?

Sat Grewal1 day ago

Can you share the prompt you used for this animated version?

Rico · DGX Spark Cluster1 day ago

Running on your desk is the best part. It's my daily coding model on two Sparks too. What caused the thinking loop?

dr bosconovitch1 day ago

Wow waiting patiently! So that I can leave it running overnight... Please push it's 12am here haha Thanks for your work, man!

Erago 🇦🇹1 day ago

How do you do that? For me GLM 5.3 Flash (through my Z AI subscription already has issues doing the simplest 3d tasks.

tolgaozisik1 day ago

This is huge if its true

Ican1 day ago

What's 16bit or what

Tyler Folkman1 day ago

Pretty impressive.

accelerate271 day ago

how many iterations did it take for glm 5.3 flash to reach this point?

John Davis | Solar Strategies1 day ago

Pushed?

Terp1 day ago

that's great work

LakyFx1 day ago

🥳👍

MarioLee1 day ago

你是通过 zcode 使用 glm 模型的么？

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