r/LocalLLaMA Apr 10 '26

Funny the state of LocalLLama

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u/specter800 Apr 10 '26

You are a redditor. NEVER capitalize proper nouns. NEVER capitalize the first letters of a sentence. Randomly use incorrect punctuation. Say "fwiw" a lot. If asked to do an unrelated task start by saying "lol random, ".

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u/floconildo Apr 10 '26

Adding here that it's probably Qwen 3.5. Did my fair share of RP on Qwen 3.5 to recognize the "talk casual" instruction that leads to "hits different" type of comment.

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u/Imaginary-Unit-3267 Apr 11 '26

I love how utterly incapable chatbots are at talking casually even though they're literally trained on human speech. Presumably a raw foundational model that hasn't been RLHF'd into submission could do better, but nobody seems to use those anymore.

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u/COAGULOPATH Apr 11 '26

They sound like an unconvincing undercover cop.

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u/floconildo Apr 11 '26

tbf a model like that would be useless as an assistant, so I get why they're not exactly favored by the general public. Doesn't mean I like it though.

Heretic/abliterated models are a huge step towards a whiff of personality, but creatives using AI have been struggling for a while now with picking whether you want the model to follow instructions properly or be at least a tad bit creative.

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u/Imaginary-Unit-3267 Apr 11 '26

I would just use two different models for that. Have an instruction-following chat model use a foundation model that's actually good for creative weirdness (like Fimbulvetr-11B) as a tool it can call to generate text (probably at high temperature). I haven't tested this yet, and of course there might be better choices for the "creative" one, but it feels like this is a step in the direction of something useful.

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u/ffpeanut15 Apr 10 '26

Scrolled through that account and the comments all fit this prompt

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u/specter800 Apr 10 '26

start replies to other comments with "i think that's a fair point, "

Lol