@samhogan: RLMs pretty much solved context btw You can shove tens of millions of tokens into a good RLM harness and it just works.…
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A developer shares their experience with Recurrent Language Models (RLMs), claiming they effectively handle extremely long context windows with tens of millions of tokens, representing a significant advancement in context handling capabilities.
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RLMs pretty much solved context btw You can shove tens of millions of tokens into a good RLM harness and it just works. I’m spending all my free time here.
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