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Just added Qwen 2.5 32B Coder to LlamaCoder – it's an amazing open source coding model. Going to run some evals between it and Llama 3.1 405B & will share my results soon.

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Hassan1 年前

You can try out Qwen 2.5 32B Coder on Together AI – we just brought it up yesterday!

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Ryan Vogel1 年前

I use Qwen locally with cursor and it is amazing!

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Hassan1 年前

Nice! Runs on your local machine?

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fullstack1 年前

So... in my testing, it works really good. But sometimes it switches or breaks variable names. I had a variable called 'context' and it changed it to 'text', and because it was multi threaded, I didn't catch the exception on the console. slightly annoying thing that claude wouldn't do.

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Hassan1 年前

Agreed! Sometimes you can tell it's a 32B model since it makes small mistakes (and is worse on reasoning). But still super impressive for how small it is

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Tembo👨‍💻🚀1 年前

@bytechicX

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Ahmed Benhaliliba1 年前

Check deepseek 2.5v too

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race-of-sloths1 年前

Impressive work, Nutlope! At Race of Sloth, we’re inspired by open-source projects that empower creators and foster innovation.

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Mustafa1 年前

qwen gonna probably win

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Hassan1 年前

@agent_mustafa maybe, there are benefits from a bigger model too especially w/ RAG on shadcn like I'm doing so I think it'll be close!

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