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Comment #48990761
They all are pretty similar. And if it was copying anything, I would say more inspiration from claude desktop then codex. The Zcode is more like codex. https://drive.google.com/fil…
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Comment #48980743
I found this part funny. > People familiar with OpenCode internals (if you are on the OpenCode dev team I assume this doesn’t include you) might have objected to my python3 example…
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Comment #48979115
Cache Misses are pretty bad, i have a locally running deepseek v4 flash, i have tuned it now to have 1100-1300 prefill. Its not great but properly useable. Imagine having a session…
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Comment #48890203
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Comment #48347061
Which model are you running ?
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Comment #48347000
Diagnosed with ADHD, ultimately does not change anything for me even through i had the same idea as you. Reason is that i can now start even more stuff in parallel. And some part o…
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Comment #48300199
same, but you need more then 100k of hw to run something like kimi k2.6 for a bigger team. on the other hand there is a ds4 flash that you can run on a macbook with 128gb ram. an t…
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Comment #48034481
The problem is not website, the problem is discovery and discovery is on Instagram, TikTok, and social networks. You don't have any incentive to build a website for a regular audie…
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Comment #48025727
depends, a super small one finetuned to do function calling instead sending it to big model and waiting, instead, you ask for a revenue in last month, i do a small llm function cal…
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Comment #48025270
i dont know what are you talking about, i replaced an older gpt4o with a finetuned qwen. there is a huge amount of "AI, that can be done with those models, or partly by those model…
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Comment #48025139
nice, will run it later agains qwen3.6 27b, the speed was one of the reasons why in was running qwen and not gemma. the difference was big, there is some magic that happpens when y…
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Comment #47885778
Depends how many users you have and what is "production grade" for you but like 500k gets you a 8x B200 machine.
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Comment #47840225
was part of the beta, its properly good model, in some sense i forgot that im not on opus or gpt. opus is still better. gpt is the one struggling for me. it has some niche in backe…
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Comment #47707850
It looks like its called prolite. https://snipboard.io/jmGKfM.jpg
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Comment #47680049
i have glm and kimi. kimi was in most of the cases better and my replacement for claude when i run out of tokens. Now im finding myself using glm more then kimi. Its funny that glm…
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Comment #47680000
Yeah it seems they did not align it to much, at least for now. Yesterday it helped me bypass the bot detection on a local marketplace. that i wanted to scrap some listing for my pe…
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Comment #47679931
basically my expirience as well. Sometimes it can break past 100k and be ok, but mostly it breaks down.
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Comment #47679203
When it works and its not slow it can impress. Like yesterday it solved something that kimi k2.5 could not. and kimi was best open source model for me. But it still slow sometimes.…
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Comment #47438112
The post mentions, france, germany and nordic nations. France, Holand and nordic nations helped in the early stages of US.
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Comment #47187073
It will also cost openai dearly if they don't communicate clearly, because I for one will internally push to switch from openai (we are on azure actually) to anthropic. Besides tha…
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Comment #47122355
I have them all. They're not just as good. Whoever tells you that looked only at the benchmarks, not real use. They all fall short at some point. Kimi K2.5 is the best one, but it'…
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Comment #47089143
I think in the West we think everything is blocked. But for example, if you book an eSIM, when you visit you already get direct access to Western services because they route it to …
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Comment #47089109
Yeah, they're the good guys. I suspect the open source work is mostly advertisements for them to sell consulting and services to enterprises. Otherwise, the work they do doesn't ma…