Check out the imaginary RoPE implementation here!
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RoPE++ Improves Long-Range Dependencies in Language Models
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The "imaginary" part of RoPE contains valuable information for long-range dependencies RoPE++ reintroduces it in heads with slower decay curves that better capture distant tokens We provide implementations with one-command scripts for both the original codebase and Nanochat!
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Model Reliability Over Raw Capability in AI Selection
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The big reason why people choose better models isn’t so much IQ points, but reliability. This is why smaller models often suck – it isn’t that they literally can’t do the task, but that they don’t do it anywhere near reliably enough. If you used Sonnet 3.5 back in the day, and
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Memory Systems for Long-Horizon Coding Agent Reasoning
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On building memory systems for long-horizon reasoning tasks. This is a really important topic, especially for improving coding agents like Claude Code. Current Memory-Augmented Generation approaches rely on semantic similarity over monolithic memory stores. Everything gets
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Apache 2.0 Licensed Model Available on AI21 SaaS and Hugging Face
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4/4 Licensed under Apache 2.0 and available today on AI21 SaaS and Hugging Face:
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Jamba2 Outperforms Competing Models in Enterprise Reliability
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2/4 Grounding + instruction following
Jamba2 outperforms peer models from @MistralAI and @alibaba_cloud on IFBench, IFEval, and FACTS, core indicators of enterprise reliability. -

Jamba2: Open Source Model for Enterprise Reliability
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1/4 Introducing Jamba2, a memory-efficient open source model family built for total enterprise reliability and steerability.
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Small Models Over Large: Efficiency and Memory Footprint
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Reject big models, embrace small memory footprint
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End-to-End Test-Time Training Eliminates KV Cache Limitations
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Farewell to the shackles of KV Cache, compressing long contexts into weights—is there hope for continuously learning large models? Researchers from Stanford, NVIDIA, UC Berkeley, and the Astera Institute present a new method called End-to-End Test-Time Training (TTT-E2E). They
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Appreciation for nanochat upgrade and request for scaling laws video
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Thanks for this solid upgrade on nanochat, Karpathy! Hoping you release a video for the science of scaling laws 🙂