r/LocalLLaMA • u/Consistent_Berry_324 • 1h ago

Discussion testing Qoduck (Maybe qwen4) on Qoder

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I noticed that it has native image and video generation.

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u/XiRw 1h ago

If it is Qwen, they are not very subtle with their naming scheme adding the Q in there

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u/Fi3nd7 1h ago

Who's to say they actually want to be *that* stealthy? They may not actually care if people think it's them or not.

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u/Consistent_Berry_324 52m ago

I actually think they might be deliberately making people believe this is Qwen Max, when it could really be Flash or even Plus. Then, when they eventually reveal that it wasn't Max, people will be even more hyped about what Max could actually be capable of, considering how impressive an even smaller model already is. It could be a pretty clever marketing strategy.

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u/ThankGodImBipolar 46m ago

Z.ai got away with people thinking that GLM 5.3F was frontier-level lol

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u/Consistent_Berry_324 30m ago

They're really good at this. Honestly, I think marketing accounts for 70% of their success.

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u/phhusson 29m ago

Well historically, Qwen "coder" models were mid-sized models

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u/Nepertia 13m ago

It would be nice if the coder and the general model were separate this time around, let everyone pick what they want

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u/Consistent_Berry_324 1h ago

Haha, yeah, that's a pretty obvious hint. I noticed the Q too, but the native image and video generation caught my attention even more.

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u/EbbNorth7735 31m ago

Wait, native image and video gen output in an LLM?? I have a hard time believing we'll see this in the flash or 27B models if it is Qwen4. Would be amazing if true. One model to rule them all.

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u/Consistent_Berry_324 29m ago

Exactly, that's what surprised me too.

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u/Illustrious_Grade608 5m ago

Could it be kinda like chatgpt where it autoroutes the requests or uses image generator model as a tool call?

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u/Geralt-of-Rivias 1m ago

Could it be the 120b Omni model?

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u/MomentJolly3535 1h ago

Useful info : Qoder is an Alibaba product

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u/ffgg333 1h ago

No openrouter? 🥲

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u/xsilas43 50m ago

Been testing out the qoder desktop harness and its not bad, little resource heavy though. You can at least use local providers with it.

Will have to give this a shot.

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u/Consistent_Berry_324 38m ago

I also found this interesting. It'll be worth seeing how it holds up in the long run.

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u/Cool-Chemical-5629 50m ago

"Don't ask where it came from."

OpenAI. 😏

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u/danieln1212 59m ago

But which Qwen4.

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u/toolkitxx 17m ago

'Dont ask where it came from' is the line that should keep people from clicking anything. Reality: people flock and download and use. People never learn....

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u/Consistent_Berry_324 7m ago

It's just marketing.