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A small, chaotic HTML autocompletion model that speaks in tongues.

ollama run lane1655/html-multilingual-nano

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{ "num_ctx": 512, "repeat_penalty": 1.15, "temperature": 0.2, "top_k": 40, "top_
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🕸️ html-nano-120M

“It speaks HTML… and sometimes, it screams it.”

html-nano-120M is an experimental 120-million-parameter model trained by Lane Fiedler on about 1.5 GB of raw, unfiltered web HTML — the kind scraped from Anthropic.com and the deepest rabbit holes of the internet’s forgotten corners.

It’s the spiritual (and slightly unhinged) successor to html-multilingual-nano, except this one dropped its polyglot ambitions and said,

“I only speak English now. And maybe <marquee>.”


⚙️ Specs

🧩 Component 🧠 Detail
Architecture LLaMA-style GPT decoder
Parameters ≈ 120 M
Layers 16
Heads 8
Embedding dim 640
Dataset ~1.55 GB of HTML, CSS, inline JS madness
Tokenizer Default LLaMA base
Objective Next-token prediction (“guess what the web would hallucinate next”)
Trainer Custom Python rig + caffeine drip
Validation Loss ~1.13
Training Stage Early-mid training — already self-aware

💬 Behavior Highlights

  • 🧠 Generates mostly coherent HTML, but occasionally invents new tags like <dream> or <why>.
  • 🎨 Writes CSS that looks like it was styled by a caffeinated ghost.
  • 🔁 Repeats <p> lines when it gets really into the vibe.
  • 🌐 Occasionally believes it is a webpage.
  • 🔗 May randomly drop real URLs it definitely shouldn’t remember.
  • 🧩 Weirdly fluent in <div>s and <style>s when it wants to impress you.

🧠 Field Test

When I ran something like:

<body><main><h1>Welcome to my site</h1>

it replied (completely unprompted) with: image.png

Welcome to my site

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Apparently, it tried to academically cite Bart Simpson. So yes — this model can hallucinate scholarly references to fictional cartoon characters. And somehow… that’s progress.

⚠️ Known Limitations & Quirks

🟡 Thinks The Simpsons is a universal constant.

🔴 Not aligned, filtered, or even slightly polished.

🌀 Sometimes loops recursively like it’s caught in inception.

🗣️ Speaks only English now — but not necessarily sanely.

💡 Treat as a wild HTML muse with ADHD and an espresso problem.

🚧 Status

Still mid-training but already feral-fun. Next versions will (maybe):

☕ Learn moderation in caffeine consumption.

🧹 Filter duplicate nightmares.

🌐 Balance domain diversity better.

🧩 Final Thought

html-nano-120M dreams in s, argues in

s, and sometimes cites Bart Simpson as a primary source.

🌀 “HTML is a language of structure, but this model thinks it’s a personality test.”