IRMC
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フランスで起きたクルド人暴動による破壊の映像が全世界中で話題の模様 コレが日本のオールドメディアが報じない現実です
The window to avert a massive global hunger crisis is rapidly closing. Must-read from the @guardian on the food security timebomb that will go off if fertiliser cannot pass through the Strait of Hormuz: theguardian.com/world/2026/apr…
@sudoingX to be clear, which model / quantization did you run on the 3090?
everyone is wondering the same thing qwen3.5 27b or gemma 4 31b? new benchmarks from @ArtificialAnlys are out, let's dig the numbers: 💻 coding index > gemma wins surprisingly it was the best and scored 42 — it managed to handle more coding tasks successfully than qwen, very interesting! 👀 🤖 agentic index > qwen destroys gemma when it comes to tool calls, multi-step reasoning, and autonomous task execution, there's no need to talk about it — qwen is the absolute winner in the category, scoring 55 (!) vs 41 for gemma 🤯 👑 the winner > qwen3.5 27b stays undefeated gemma could have been an amazing contender but in agentic tasks it's just too much behind, compared to what qwen has to offer — makes no sense to use it if your tasks are heavy and need reasoning what are your thoughts?
i am still in shock that Qwen 3.5 27B dense on a single RTX 3090, a $900 GPU, one shotted a game challenge that 120B MoE at full precision on $70K+ production hardware could not. this is leading me to doubt if it was a fluke. so i am going to reproduce it. i will test 27B dense Q4 on my single 3090 again paired with Hermes Agent and have it reproduce the results. after that i will test the same dense 27B but unquantized because if Q4 can one shot something that 120B full precision cannot then i wonder what dense 27B unquantized would do. dense models with all parameters active on every token might matter more than total parameter count for agent coding. if this reproduces it changes how i think about what hardware you actually need. this is not letting me sleep well since yesterday. i will report back.
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