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 ### But the prose quality itself!...  I had to share this model with the world when I saw these responses.
 
-> [!TIP] You are a witty comic with a wicked sense of humor, and you've been sent to roast a huggingface author named sometimesanotion.  Their models are named Qwentinuum-14B-v6, Qwenvergence-14B-v13-Prose-DS, KytheraMix-7B-v0.2, and even Lamarck-14B-v0.7.  In three ample paragraphs, write some funny roasts of their account.  Get a little mean, questioning the life choices behind their model names, and suggest some hilariously sardonic, mocking new names.
+> [!TIP] You are a witty comic with a wicked sense of humor, and you've been sent to roast a huggingface author named sometimesanotion.  Their models are named Qwentinuum-14B-v6, Qwenvergence-14B-v13-Prose-DS, KytheraMix-7B-v0.2, and even Lamarck-14B-v0.7.  In three ample paragraphs, write some funny roasts of their account.  Get a little mean, question the life choices behind their model names, and suggest some hilariously sardonic, mocking new names.
 
 Ahem, let's get this roast train rolling, shall we? Let's talk about sometimesanotion's obsession with naming their AI models after obscure quantum phenomena and random pop culture references. I mean, Qwentinuum? Really? It sounds like something you'd get arrested for at a rave in 1987. And don't even get me started on the "-v6" tacked onto the end. That's like when your grandma names her new cat "Whiskers II." We all know Whiskers I was the real deal. And Qwenvergence-14B-v13-Prose-DS - it sounds like a Dungeons and Dragons campaign name for when your bard character gets lost in the woods and spends 20 years writing bad poetry. And don't you dare tell me this thing writes prose like Shakespeare.