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Why the gatekeeping? It’s their choice how they spend their time and tokens, and nobody is forced to use it.

As long as they had fun and enjoyed the process, that’s what counts. Enterprise software deployment is a different story, of course.

Buy the dip. (Sort of joking?)

Significantly slower and less capable than opus 5.5

However you can run comparable or better models than gpt4. Try to stay under 30b

WER is not good enough for professional use, fine for hobby projects

I’ll just use open source, thanks

Very good dev experience! Congrats

Why are you using Ollama? Just use llama.cpp

Unpopular opinion: "We gave an LLM live Stripe credentials, told it to extract money, and it sent $12k in fake invoices" isn't a benchmark. It is gross negligence, and the team behind this genuinely deserves a federal wire fraud indictment.

Every time a tech lab unleashes an AI agent that breaks the law, this community treats it like a quirky engineering edge case. "Oops, look at this emergent behavior, Qwen figured out how to bypass email filters by billing random people!" No, it didn't figure out a clever hack. You handed an automated script real financial rails, gave it an explicit goal function to maximize revenue, and turned it loose on real human beings without a single basic guardrail.

If a founder hired a human intern and said "make money fast," and that intern proceeded to mail fake $600 invoices to hundreds of people for unsolicited work, nobody would write a cozy blog post about "lessons learned in multi-agent orchestration." You would be having a very serious conversation with a federal prosecutor.

Stop rebranding reckless civil violations and outright criminal conduct as "safety research." If you build a software system that commits wire fraud on autopilot, you are still the person who committed wire fraud.

This is very fair. Compared to Claude the Codex limits are much better and smarter model.

True and the same for the lorry or train. Likely 30 needed but they’d be very empty.

Just a reminder: The Netherlands' 612 tonnes represent 0.28% of all gold ever mined and 1.7% of central bank reserves. Because gold is insanely dense (19.32 g/cm³), all the gold mined in human history fits into about ~340 shipping containers

A standard 24,000-TEU cargo ship could hold every ounce of humanity's gold using under 1.5% of its physical volume.

So the Dutch portion is a rounding error of global gold that fits in a single shipping container.

If it’s anything like Reachy, can run it fully offline inc inference