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I am very interested in seeing new qwen models. Qwen3.6 27b is the first one that can do things and doesnt constantly loose "it's mind" and that can be run on a
by rspoerri 5mo ago
I am very interested in seeing new qwen models. Qwen3.6 27b is the first one that can do things and doesnt constantly loose "it's mind" and that can be run on a 3090 with a good context size. But it's sometimes getting into a loop.
- giancarlostoro 5mo agoI had a flavor of an older version of Qwen (I forget which one to be fair) that was coding along, then lost itself in a loop, I was so confused, it was just a random greenfield "lets see how it does" type of project anyway.
- tedivm 5mo agoI've completely replaced GitHub Copilot using Sonnet 3.6 with OpenCode using Qwen3.6 27b, and it's been a great experience.
- verdverm 5mo agoSimilar, but I'm using 35B A3B variation with experimental MTP support OpenCode is pretty good too
- 2001zhaozhao 5mo agoIs Sonnet 3.6 a typo? Claude Sonnet 3.6 (aka 3.5 New) is an ancient model from 2024
- satvikpendem 5mo agoPretty sure they meant 4.6
- tedivm 5mo agoYeah that was a typo, I meant 4.6.
- BillStrong 5mo agoLook on HuggingFace, there is a template that is supposed to fix the updates for the Qwen Models. https://huggingface.co/froggeric/Qwen-Fixed-Chat-Templates https://huggingface.co/froggeric/Qwen-Fixed-Chat-Templates Maybe will help you?
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- Jach 5mo agoI sort of thought this about qwen3.5 35b, finally a local model that isn't a complete waste of electricity, but "upgrading" to 3.6 35b left me disappointed. It seemed more like a downgrade. But honestly I've barely used either. Subjectively they still seem far from the frontier models, but for what they can do, it's great to be able to do locally.
- boppo1 5mo agoHow are they just for chat / questions?
- Jach 5mo agoPretty decent, it's given similar book recommendations as Claude when I feed it my list of read books and thoughts on them. You'll have to tell them to never use emojis. I was using 3.5 a while ago to generate some flavor text while I was playing a bit of an old-school dungeon-crawler game (it's like Wizardry), a genre I don't particularly enjoy much, but it's funner with the flavor text. Worth setting up something like open webui or other front-ends since a pure CLI experience via ollama is pretty bad.