wmedrano

The tokens per second graph on AA seems practically worthless. Apparently Argon/Carbon run around 100tps, but in Opencode I'm getting <30tps which seems in line with openrouter.ai speeds as well.

Halogen

Yeah, its pretty low. I get about 60tps with a specialized engine on Strix Halo that runs UD-IQ4_XS with MTP

I've enjoyed the tinkering and building projects as well. Unfortunately that and some cozy coding are relegated to hobbies instead of my job.

It feels even slower when you consider thinking traces and tool calls which are skimmable at best.

I have a Raspberry Pi running ForgeJo and Hermes where Hermes is also accessible through Discord.

I'm actually shocked by how many people seem to have max subscriptions.

Something about renting that much compute doesn't sit right with me so I stick with the $20 subs.

The model (at least on the settings I used) was not for interactive chatting. It was for longer running tasks.

Edit: my view is probably tainted by the fact that I only used it at work for work with Antigravity CLI

Any idea on how they get the pricing so efficient? Their artificialanalysis graph has them on par with GLM 5.3 but at less than 10% of the price despite being larger than GLM 5.3.

Ocalm also has 63bit integers in case you want other implementations in the wild.

Are there any Zed features you're going to miss? Is the AI notable?

I started getting a little more into ELisp after reading The Land of Lisp, though its probably a bit basic. If I were to try to get better at ELisp through reading books/docs, I'd look into Common Lisp material.

I'm excited for the user-lisp/ changes. It'll let me create custom lightweight packages and have them lazily loaded by just sprinkling ;;;###autoload over interactive commands and modes.