@MaximeRivest: I made my terminal speak english with qwen3.8 27b all it too was 113 loc (link below)
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The user demonstrates a simple project that uses the Qwen 3.8 27B model to make a terminal speak English, achieved in just 113 lines of code.
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I made my terminal speak english with qwen3.8 27b all it too was 113 loc (link below) https://t.co/I5yIvmxau7
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