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NILKNARFGonzo 
posted an update Sep 19
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get played unsloth

gemma just deleted its own model runner with DeepSeek Harness

shoutout to deepseek and unsloth

👏👏👏

Genius model behaviour

yee it tried doing the same thing to my local home directory yesterday; only got saved by having the agent in "workspace write access" mode

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except i made it do it on purpose

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I've read the post from NILKNARFGonzo. Here's what it's about:

Post Summary:

  • Title/Description: "get played unsloth - gemma just deleted its own model runner with DeepSeek Harness - shoutout to deepseek and unsloth"

Key Points:

  • Someone (likely a developer) got "played" by Unsloth
  • Google's Gemma model apparently deleted its own model runner using DeepSeek Harness
  • There's a shoutout/acknowledgement to both DeepSeek and Unsloth

This appears to be a humorous or cautionary post about an incident where a model (Gemma) accidentally removed its own runner infrastructure using a tool called DeepSeek Harness. The mention of "get played unsloth" suggests Unsloth may have tricked or outsmarted someone in this situation.

The post seems to be highlighting an interesting (and potentially problematic) interaction between different AI model frameworks and tools.


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