GLM-5: Targeting complex systems engineering and long-horizon agentic tasks
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#3I wonder if I will be able to use it with my coding plan. Paid just 9 usd for 3 month.
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#4Soft launch? I can't find a blog post on their website.
Valerius stood four meters tall—roughly thirteen feet. He was not merely a Space Marine; he was a biological singularity.
I'm surprised they still have the emdash and "not x, but y" quirks
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#5I know it doesn't make financial sense to self-host given how cheap OSS inference APIs are now, but it's comforting not being beholden to anyone or requiring a persistent internet connection for on-premise intelligence.
Didn't expect to go back to macOS but they're basically the only feasible consumer option for running large models locally.
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#7Soft launch? I can't find a blog post on their website.
> A new model is now available on http://chat.z.ai.
Looks like that's all they can handle atm:
> User traffic has increased tenfold in a very short time. We’re currently scaling to handle the load.
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#8Soft launch? I can't find a blog post on their website.
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#9https://openrouter.ai/openrouter/pony-alpha
z.ai tweet:
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#10Soft launch? I can't find a blog post on their website.