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Flint LLM achieves high scores on coding benchmarks via vLLM

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A user successfully ran the Flint language model on an Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 workstation using the vLLM framework. The user reported strong performance on coding benchmarks, exceeding stated scores for both LiveCodeBench v6 and SWE-bench Verified tasks. The model achieved speeds of 110-180 tokens/sec in single-stream mode and up to 2,500 tokens/sec with multiple requests, suggesting it could be a viable daily model. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates strong performance of open-source models on coding tasks, potentially influencing adoption over proprietary models.

RANK_REASON User successfully deployed and benchmarked an open-source LLM on specific hardware and framework.

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Flint LLM achieves high scores on coding benchmarks via vLLM

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/DataCraftsman ·

    Ran Flint on RTX PRO 6000 at NVFP4 in vLLM

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Manged to get Flint running in vLLM (with the flint PR) on my RTX 6000 Pro.</p> <p>The model was using my harness well, using OKF knowledge base, doing webscraping, spoke in the character I gave it, etc.</p> <p>I ran a couple of their benchmarks …

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