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IBM Granite 3.0: open enterprise models

39 points by davidbarker 3 days ago | 5 comments

gregw2 3 days ago

Interesting seeing the training disclosures...

greatgib 3 days ago

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viraptor 3 days ago

3 points are ~the threshold to put you on the front page for a very short time to maybe get more votes. Comments are not a positive influence as far as I know. (But a high comment-to-upvote ratio can apply a penalty)

You just got lucky to see a new post at the right time.

greatgib 3 days ago

I was thinking about something like that at first, but still doesn't make sense compared to other "new" entries.

For example, the following one was posted 1h ago, have almost 50 points and comments, and is just at the 15th place now when the IBM one is around 9th with 6 points. When I did my first comment it already had a lot of points but was on second page of results.

Just around the same time as IBM post, there was 2 other posts with also 3 points that aren't anywhere near any of the "top" pages:

One 5 mins before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41901058

One 15 min later: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41901168

And 20 mins later: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41901210

Obviously points are increasing a lot now that the post is in the topest of the top.

greatgib 3 days ago

What makes me notice is that I have noticed recently that there is a lot of posts that reach the top without even a single comment.

And I often expect the comments to provide interesting context for articles. Especially some like that there are raw company PR without context.

greatgib 3 days ago

The top post just now exactly confirmed my feeling: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41901298

Number one of the ranking with 4 points and zero comment.

Again, a blog post that is ok but very very far from exceptional. A shell tip blog post like thousand others before.

EDIT: 5 mins later it is in position 25th with 8 points of karma.