A Series of Experiments Built on Open-Source Breakthroughs
eliebakouch · x · 2026-07-19
The author notes that this might be one of the final sets of experiments for jlens, promising a detailed write-up later. What makes it intriguing is that the experiments are heavily built upon open science materials, including open-source models, OLMo/SmolLM checkpoints, Marin Delphi's scaling laws and optimizer, and Laguna's quantized checkpoints.
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