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Comment · 10 hours ago
This is why the EU will never be a tech powerhouse, the culture is just not there.

Some EU countries even charge you a copyright tax when you buy a smartphone per gigabyte because they just assume that you'll fill every gigabyte with pirated music.

Just old people being old people.

Comment · 3 days ago
I think it's pretty evident that Artificial Analysis loves to change the benchmark to place US models on the top, it's no the first time either.

The current placement of many models simply doesn't makes sense, GLM 5.3 is so much better than Astra at backend tasks, Astra does the most weird nonsensical bugs.

This is what happens when the benchmark team is funded by VC capital.

Comment · 1 month ago
Both these models are not bad but you can not trust them to make good decisions. I meant GLM 5.1/5.2/5.3 in the previous answer, not the flash version
Comment · 1 month ago
Makes sense, GLM 5.1/5.2/5.3 is a lot better than DS v4.1, I found the same results in other domains.

Given how fast and cheap DS is, it's just an ideal model with enough "IQ" to let it loose. Another thing they left out of the article, DS becomes really good if you provide custom tools for the task, on it's own it's mediocre.

Comment · 1 month ago
Could it be people doing Claude/GPT automations and they just can't handle it?
Comment · 1 month ago
100% SLA
Comment · 2 months ago
It's only 320B, local frontier AI is getting closer, sooner than expected.
Comment · 2 months ago
Let's see.... Unemployment, AI Lunatics, forced to use AI, AI Slopping...

Much of joy we got from coding was taken way, I can not even imagine anyone wanting to get back to a coding role to vibe slop all day long.

I even heard from colleagues that presented algorithms better than the AI slop and heard verbatim from their boss: I prefer the AI solution instead of your.

So yeah, AI lunatics are ruining tech

Comment · 3 months ago
I don't buy it, this is essentially vibe-consulting.

Deal with one customer can be quite a nightmare, and honestly, sometimes using off the shelf solutions can result in saving time and money.

Even today I'm creating SaaS, not every problem is simple to solve. Take a look at CRMs, there are thousands of CRMs due to enormous egos wanting to build "my way", "the way", "the superior way", "our company is not like others (LOL)", etc. At the end of the day it's just a database with CRUDish UI.

My customers pay me to solve their problem well because they can not solve it themselves, when they do they just don't have the time.

Reality check: I have been coding many products with all frontiers models: Still takes a lot of time and, surprise surprise!, money for tokens. Ironically software development became more expensive for serious software that won't vibe-break/vibe-delete-prod/vibe-delete-database.

Comment · 3 months ago
VibeBilling, love it
Comment · 3 months ago
They're already feeling the effects of competition.

They try to push the narrative of having the best models but people finally discovered that Chinese models are actually great and a lot cheaper, I don't even think this is a reaction to GPT 5.6

Comment · 3 months ago
I wonder if you could replicate this in a Colourful GeForce RTX 50-series GPU, they ship it with 2 NVMe drive slots.
Comment · 3 months ago
So, it's just a matter of time until they destroy this project in favour of their cloud interests. Such a shame, it is (was) a nice open source project.
Comment · 3 months ago
Nice in theory, in practice I remember having to support Internet Explorer about 4 years ago. Hard to justify the investment sometimes, at least polyfills gave use some sanity back. The only reason to do it was: Rich old enterprise customer who can't install chrome due to policies created by Dinosaurs.

Websites are surprisingly hard to maintain long term, specially for a broad audience of devices. Developer Experience can lead to better UX, the easier it is to build/maintain, the more likely we're to do it.

Given how bad AI is at design plus all the unstoppable slop train, I expect websites to become much, much worse.

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