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GLM-5.3 Flash in already nerfed? I compared Ox Alpha in it's prime vs today just before it got revealed as GLM-5.3 Flash using the same prompt to build 3d raptor engine using three.js OxAlpha on 24th August gave far more accurate output compared to today which looks way worse...

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teacupvor 1 Monat

Probably this:

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Tim Jayasvor 1 Monat

apparently OxAlpha was better as a mystery model with less exposer, it felt so good to use

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Raik Rvor 1 Monat

AI is not deterministic

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Mooncast Productionsvor 1 Monat

If you don't set temperature to 0.0 you are getting random outputs each time.

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Crypto Drekivor 1 Monat

First of all how is the second worse than the first…lol. Second of all rng

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Chris Hayesvor 1 Monat

you can't really just compare 2 generations 1:1 like that... you have to do like 10 of each and compare on average.

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Jj McMcvor 1 Monat

Are you intentionally leaving out that you previously got a result as bad as the bottom one, then claimed it suddenly improved, and now you are claiming it suddenly got worse? Do you really want engagement on your tweety THIS much?

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Sebastian Buzduganvor 1 Monat

did you fix temperature and compare repeated runs, because one sample cannot prove a nerf

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Danh Thanhvor 1 Monat

And this is created by gemini 3.1

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Afterkindvor 1 Monat

Improved Ox Alpha was never 5.3 flash. That was a different model as said it themselves.

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Calovor 1 Monat

I guess this was just the first run. As others said, AI is not deterministic.

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Surfvor 1 Monat

Same effort level?

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Tim Jayasvor 1 Monat

everything same same

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ideatorxvor 1 Monat

Maybe it’s just very unreliable and it’s not self improving it’s just all over the map (my experience)

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Elpsy(Lψ)vor 1 Monat

3일뒤에 동일 프롬프트로 테스트하면 결과가 다를 수 잇습니다.

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cryptopsyvor 1 Monat

how is it legal for them to nerf. you pay for one thing and get another

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Tim Jayasvor 1 Monat

every AI model does this after the hype is gone and they get busy building the next new model

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Jess.pyvor 1 Monat

maybe cuz its the flash version that was released? not the full standard version.

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Rougevor 1 Monat

And it's also different from your first try and will be different with your 4th try because those models still aren't deterministic.

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GDvor 1 Monat

For me even Ox was nerfed when it was so hyped. I was not impressed with it.

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Tim Jayasvor 1 Monat

it was working good when not too many people where using the model at the same time

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Cato Nookavor 1 Monat

you have to host it to be able to control quantization, temperature and more to get the same result.

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Vechkasov Kirillvor 1 Monat

Yes, it has become much worse to work

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QuantizedDenvor 1 Monat

it still performs great and I would definitely pick it as a model for fast iterative work I asked it to make a minecraft mod and the results are pretty crazy

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rubber duckyvor 1 Monat

Hmm... This is a mystery indeed 🕵️

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Akshay Joshivor 1 Monat

It’s learned from all the 🆓 data it gulped everything, may be unsupervised

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Xaviervor 1 Monat

If you open two chats and give the same prompts you'll have a bit different results right? So, to be sure of what you are saying you should've run like 10 times, to get a correct idea of before and after. Since we can't go back to stealth, try running it multiple times to see

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Sergio Cairesvor 1 Monat

every attempt will look different, better or worse because its non deterministic.

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Veer Metrivor 1 Monat

I think the plan with OX Alpha is not only to release and test GLM 5.3 Flash but rather the infrastructure too, do they might have just tested with GLM 5.3 Omni.

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Adel Bucettavor 1 Monat

glm-5.3 flash is a great example of how model updates often create trade-offs between size and performance. nerfing may save memory, but at what cost to output quality?

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𝚣𝚒𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚗𝚘vor 1 Monat

What quant did you use ?

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Banksyisataggervor 1 Monat

Yeah its called a flash build buy the pro version

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cotton2candykvor 1 Monat

那必然给你上量化模型了

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Zishan Avor 1 Monat

100% nerfd

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Adivor 1 Monat

yup, it feels different, going back to codex

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Tim Jayasvor 1 Monat

and get codex resets every other day

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🆁vor 1 Monat

Curious about its pass@4 variance. Do 4 tests.

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AD3 Digital Marketingvor 1 Monat

same harness or what?

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Tim Jayasvor 1 Monat

yes same harness used with same prompt same model, the only difference is the time

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