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What is Large Language Model (LLM)?
A large language model is a neural network — almost always a transformer — trained on vast amounts of text to predict the next token. That simple objective, at sufficient scale, produces models that can write, summarize, translate, reason and code. Examples include Claude, GPT, Gemini and Llama.
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- "They patched PHP memory safety issues - because PHP is written in C - by using a LLM" is one of those sentences that will put the fear of …
bluesky-ai · 14m
- people complaining about what is basically the obvious highest and best use of an llm here
bluesky-ai · 28m
- i know llm posting is a bit unsexy, but it's neat i can run qwen3.8-27b (-iq3/-iq3-q8) locally on my RTX 3090 with its 24gb vram and get re…
bluesky-ai · 36m
- Recursive's Flint: open-weights coding model, 39.8B total params, ~2.5B active per token.
Total decides memory, active decides speed. 74.2…
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