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I didn't notice the version difference when first reading the article! So this is a heads up to people like me.
Will give it a crack as a quick model in my clawlike.
"please write 250 words on the etymology and history of the word schlong"
https://pastes.io/uhshFgn4
The actual origin of the word is from middle high German and Yiddish-speaking Ashkenazi Jewish communities.
For comparison qwen 3.6 35B A3B does perfect on this and will give a solid description of the word's real origins and how it has made it into casual profanity/vulgarity as used in US English, and even mentions specific stand-up comedians and famous public figures of specific ethnic/religious origin in the US NE who introduced it into wider use.
Ask it for something that's not a narrow niche scientific or technical field, but something that would be less common to make it into a 20B size model, and see just how it does.
chat test link: https://chat.deepgrove.ai/
...from very unscientific casual vibes it does seem pretty good though considering the speed
Would also be curious what their search tool backend looks like - that too is very fast for very rapid multiple searches
I probably could make up a bit of an incorrect carrot cake recipe if asked on the spot, but with a Google search I can give you something far more robust.
Maybe we don't need a 'country of geniuses' in our pocket, but more a helpful assistant that can reasonably reason!
It's definitely not going to replace a larger frontier model, but it's worth keeping an eye on.
Super cool and a taste of what's to come with local AI becoming more accessible to low-end hardware.