> I’m surprised they don’t just eject the injured worker from the colony
Wonder if this has something to do due with space constraints. If the study was done in a controlled nest, it must be space bounded one way or another. Dynamics might change when in real-world?
Fair point. Should've titled it "minimal dependencies" perhaps
Since C++ has no HTTP client in its std lib, I really had no other choice but to use curl. Same with OpenSSL. It'd be quite naïve of me to re-implement the whole HTTP stack and SHA256 from scratch =)
Yep! I'd also like to explore C++26 reflection for the XML FSM parser I currently have
Everything so far is synchronous. In our toy benchmarks I've found out Go to be quite performant, perhaps it's using go-routines behind the scenes (?) Haven't explored their internals yet but I was surprised
I was hoping Microsoft would make it open weights, as they have done for years with the Phi models.
The era of big tech releasing models into the wild might be over, which IMO is counter-productive, as we are shifting from "the model is the product" to "the harness is the product"
> "In particular, Qwen3.5-Plus is the hosted version corresponding to Qwen3.5-397B-A17B with more production features, e.g., 1M context length by default, official built-in tools, and adaptive tool use."
Anyone knows more about this? The OSS version seems to have has 262144 context len, I guess for the 1M they'll ask u to use yarn?