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Comment #49173189
But if it's 30-50% cheaper than Opus, provides same or better results and you can deploy it to your own premises or choose one from many providers and pay per token? It is, in gene…
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Comment #49151934
They are profitable and active on the enterprise local model territory. You can RL a model with them for your own purposes and I heard good things about it.
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Comment #49115451
Yeah, been running too many evals in the past week I start to mix the versions up. Probably should sleep... We run an agent company and outside coding the new Gemini 3.6 Flash and …
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Comment #49114318
If you have agents and users, you can run evals and see how far the models go. Luna is not greatest in tool calls, but if you define your problem well and the tools well, it is com…
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Comment #49108443
I don't remember can you swim in Lietzensee but you definitely can in Weissensee and I consider both to be quite central still. But you are correct, there's not enough swimmable la…
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Comment #49094130
Yes. I tested OpenClaw that burned 15€ just by starting it and I hated its configuration. Spent 20€ in tokens and built my own in a day, that does everything I want and sips tokens…
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Comment #49085574
Funny. I use Fable a lot at work, but this one I paid from my own pocket and coded it with GLM 5.2. Paid 20 euros in total.
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Comment #49085550
I have these around the house: https://www.home-assistant.io/voice-pe/ Then you can set the background AI to be any OpenAI compatible API. So I just created one to my local Rust Ag…
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Comment #49078988
I wrote my own OpenClaw one weekend and I am running it as my assistant through Matrix with DeepSeek v4 Flash (and Qwen). It probably costs me about 2 dollars a month and is even m…
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Comment #49071997
I've used GLM-5.2 a lot on fireworks and had never ever issues on rate limits. If they cannot handle the load with K3, there's the priority tier to get your evals done. I'm definit…
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Comment #49070270
Depends what you do. We have certain tasks we spend money on where Gemini 4.6 definitely is better than Opus 5.
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Comment #49069236
I remember when 4.7 and 4.8 were released and people were asking what's wrong with them and 4.6 is the best. But yes, I also think it's not the greatest model for programming. On t…
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Comment #48985109
Depending on the harness, $200/session can be common. Thanks for harnesses like maki the cost is lower compared to OpenCode or Cursor. But $200/day is very common in the business. …
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Comment #48940528
I use V4 flash as my personal agent. It categorizes documents, organizes my calendar, searches information etc. for pennies. Amazing model. Not very good for programming though.
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Comment #48940490
GLM has issues with tool calls and nested JSON and it wastes tokens pretty often. I see it being a bit above half the price of Opus in a bit more complex eval tasks. With some RL y…
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Comment #48940471
This is a question I am going to get an answer tomorrow with evals. Extremely interesting...
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Comment #48932187
One hour and no updates. Still down.
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Comment #48866361
For me the weirdest is Luna. It costs the same as GLM to solve a task with it, but it just calls the same failing tool over and over again until we cut it out. Now if you look at w…
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Comment #48859325
I've been testing Sol/Terra/Luna now since yesterday, running complex evals on all of them and I feel a bit... mixed on how they perform. The eval is an agent that runs a set of to…
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Comment #48847875
I use it all the time through Fireworks. The normal version when I pay it myself and the fast one when company pays. It's really fast and I never get rate limited with my daily use…
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Comment #48823179
For me it's only about getting into the local scene more now, to learn the language. I kind of started to finally understand the German inefficiency, the distributed nature of the …
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Comment #48822910
Hey. I'm with you there. My German also kind of sucks, but I've had a very successful 15 years in Berlin. The best part is how easy it is to pick jobs from the neighboring countrie…