Right math, wrong final answer: a Spark-X2.5 community case and an invitation to test
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A correct intermediate calculation does not guarantee a correct delivered answer. Participant Pururin made that distinction visible in a local Spark-X2.5-1.7B math experiment for HER Hack-Astron #6 . Watch the short case walkthrough: One laptop, 40 prompts The participant used an RTX 5060 Laptop GP…
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Right math, wrong final answer: a Spark-X2.5 community case and an invitation to test
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