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    Ben Hylak Shares Qwen-3.8 Video Examples

    Engineers react to video output from the Qwen-3.8 model after prompt tweaks.

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    3 Sources, 37d ago, first seen 37d ago

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    @benhylak posted that certain video outputs are incredible and linked to a demonstration using the Qwen-3.8 model. The accompanying note states that users refined prompts with lessons from a shared post, allowing the model to produce a full video without extra tools. A related note mentions reinforcement learning techniques applied to the same model. Danielle Fong retweeted the post. The packet records these reactions and generated summaries of the prompting approach but contains no first-party confirmation from the model developers.

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    @benhylakthese are so incredible
    @DanielleFongRT @benhylak: these are so incredible
    @brendanh0ganbeautiful work - inspired me to do a similar idea I have had for a while - train a model to create those minified js /canvas animations Full details below - all trained on @PrimeIntellect 's Lab Example animation + code: setup=()=>createCanvas(400,400);draw=()=>{background(8);let t=frameCount/40;stroke(180,220,255,140);strokeWeight(1.2);for(let i=0;i<320;i++){let x=width/2+(sin(t+0.02*i)*150);let y=height/2+(cos(t+0.03*i)*120);let dx=sin(t*0.8+0.01*i)*30+noise(t*0.3+i*0.1)*20;let dy=cos(t*0.7+0.01*i)*25+noise(t*0.4+i*0.15)*25;push();translate(x+dx,y+dy);rotate(t*0.5+i*0.1);for(let j=0;j<8;j++){point(0,0);line(0,0,cos(t+j*0.5)*40,sin(t+j*0.5)*20);}pop();}}

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    @benhylakthese are so incredible
    @DanielleFongRT @benhylak: these are so incredible
    @brendanh0ganbeautiful work - inspired me to do a similar idea I have had for a while - train a model to create those minified js /canvas animations Full details below - all trained on @PrimeIntellect 's Lab Example animation + code: setup=()=>createCanvas(400,400);draw=()=>{background(8);let t=frameCount/40;stroke(180,220,255,140);strokeWeight(1.2);for(let i=0;i<320;i++){let x=width/2+(sin(t+0.02*i)*150);let y=height/2+(cos(t+0.03*i)*120);let dx=sin(t*0.8+0.01*i)*30+noise(t*0.3+i*0.1)*20;let dy=cos(t*0.7+0.01*i)*25+noise(t*0.4+i*0.15)*25;push();translate(x+dx,y+dy);rotate(t*0.5+i*0.1);for(let j=0;j<8;j++){point(0,0);line(0,0,cos(t+j*0.5)*40,sin(t+j*0.5)*20);}pop();}}