Same model, different tool, different quality — and it’s usually not the model
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Something that confused me for months. I'd get a good result from a model in one editor and a noticeably worse one from what I believed was the same model in another. My first assumption was that someone was quantizing or routing me somewhere cheaper. Mostly that wasn't it. The model is one input a…
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Same model, different tool, different quality — and it’s usually not the model
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