Cohere's unreleased coding model (early access for localllama)
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Cohere has released an early access coding model, BLS-Mini-Code-1.0, a 30B parameter model available on Hugging Face for testing.
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CohereLabs/BLS-Mini-Code-1.0 · Hugging Face
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