Flint Uncensored Cuts Refusals For Local Coding
Flint Uncensored is a community-made GGUF quant of electroglyph’s abliterated Flint, bringing Recursive’s 39.8B-parameter local coding model to Mac-friendly runtimes. Its model card reports 7 refusals in 100 prompts versus 98 for the original, though the result remains creator-reported.
This is a compelling local-coding fork, but its main advantage is behavioral freedom rather than new capability.
- –Abliteration removes refusal behavior; it does not add knowledge or improve core coding skill.
- –Flint’s mixture-of-experts design activates roughly 2.5B parameters per token, supporting fast local inference on Apple Silicon.
- –The reported 7/100 refusal rate is promising, but developers should run their own coding and regression tests.
- –Lower guardrails make the model useful for security research, while increasing the need for responsible deployment and output review.
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2026-10-26
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2026-10-26
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