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Kimi K2 Thinking, a SOTA open-source trillion-parameter reasoning model

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> I don't know if how close Europe is, but I'm sufficiently whelmed by Mistral that I don't need to look elsewhere yet. It's kind-of like having a Toyota Corolla while everybody else is driving around in smart cars but it gets it done. My problem was that it really doesn't, none of the models out there are that great at agentic coding when you care about maintainability. Sonnet 4.5 sometimes struggles and is only oka…

Coding isn't the only use case. Neither is being bleeding edge. I use Mistral's models, I've built an entire internal-knowledge-pipeline of sort using Mistral's products (which involved anything from OCR, to summarization, to linking stuff across different services like Jira or Teams, etc) and I've been very happy with it. We did consider alternatives and truth to be told none was as cost-effective, fast and satisfyi…

My god the cost right? It's so much less than any of the competition that just feeding off of an api key (for coding, yeah) works great.

But as you say the rest of it is good too. I use it for research and to me it does a great job, all for a fraction of the price and the carbon of the U.S. players.

Re: Kimi K2 Thinking, a SOTA open-source trillion-parameter reasoning model

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Using such theory, one can even argue that the real cost needs to include the infrastructures, like total investment into the semiconductor industry, the national electricity grid, education and even defence etc.

That's baked in to the cost of the hardware though.

the china government has been heavily subsidizing the electricity
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