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A DoRA finetune of Qwen3-1.7B on a personal corpus, merged into the base weights and exported to GGUF at full precision. Private.
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A DoRA finetune of Qwen3-1.7B on a personal corpus, merged into the base weights and exported to GGUF at full precision. Private.
F16 is the archival artifact, not the fast one. It is unquantized, so it
is memory-bandwidth bound exactly like bf16 — measured 16 tok/s on an RTX
4050 where the bf16 transformers version did ~57. Its purpose is to be the
lossless source for llama-quantize, and a checkpoint that does not decay.
22.64M tokens, 25,700 records:
| source | tokens | share | what it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| rosetta | 10.18M | 45.0% | Rosetta Code — 1,182 tasks across 991 languages |
| soup | 9.07M | 40.0% | personal Claude sessions, tool calls preserved |
| graphsoup | 3.39M | 15.0% | the same corpus rearranged by graph traversal |
soup is six months of the author's own conversations with Claude across
two dialects (claude.ai export + Claude Code JSONL), with the agentic layer
— tool calls and results — deliberately kept rather than stripped. It is
roughly 59% tool traffic by bytes.
graphsoup is that corpus walked through a symbolic link graph (JANUS),
producing sequences of real chunks in orders that never occurred. Real
material, novel adjacency, no model authorship.
base Qwen/Qwen3-1.7B
adapter DoRA, rank 32, alpha 64
targets q,k,v,o,gate,up,down projections
trained bf16, seq 2048, 1 epoch, 1,404 steps
final train_loss 2.142
merged into base, exported F16 GGUF (310 tensors, 3.45 GB)
Measured against the untuned base on a hand-rolled bench:
| base | tuned | |
|---|---|---|
| posture (reaches for a shell) | 0/3 | 3/3 |
| accuracy | 4/8 | 4/8 |
| wrong answers | 10 | 3 |
| deferred to a tool | 0 | 6 |
The headline is the third row. The tuned model answers wrong about a third as often, and spends the difference reaching for a tool rather than guessing. Base: "I cannot run a shape audit without access." Tuned: emits a Bash call.
The 45% Rosetta share is visible and probably too high. Asked "what is 17 times 23" it writes a C# program rather than answering 391. Asked to run a shape audit it writes Go. If you retrain, turn Rosetta down first.
<|im_end|>; nothing else did.Probed with three corpus-specific prefixes. No verbatim training data
returned — only format and register ([THINKING] markers, connective-tissue
phrases). Three probes is not an audit. Kept private accordingly.
Trained 2026-08-21 on a rented RTX 5090 (vast.ai), ~96 min, roughly $1.30.
Merged and converted on the laptop. Full trail in the source repo:
runs/2026-08-21/ and KNOWN-DEFECTS.md.