Running OpenWiki for Real: Why the Model You Pick Decides Everything
Part 2 of 3 — a real generation run, the model that couldn’t finish, the one that could, and what quality docs actually cost. In Part 1 I covered what OpenWiki is — LangChain’s take on Karpathy’s…
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