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personally seen a lot of people switch to Kimi and Qwen after Opus 4.7. Kimi 2.6 feels like Opus 4.6 which, to me, was a great model for 98% of coding tasks
by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
personally seen a lot of people switch to Kimi and Qwen after Opus 4.7. Kimi 2.6 feels like Opus 4.6 which, to me, was a great model for 98% of coding tasks
- wolttam 5mo agoFrontier: Need it done quick and I'm willing to pay. Open-weight: Good enough for the majority of tasks, and I'm willing to spend a bit more time and effort steering towards my desired result.
- spaceman_2020 5mo agoI've realized that in most of my workflows, I really don't need frontier-tier intelligence 95% of the work most of us do is mostly just plumbing - connecting X and Y together. A ton of grunt work - writing basic loops, fetch statements, importing libraries. You really don't need PhD level intelligence to handle these The only time you need Opus 4.7+ tier intelligence is when you're quashing a nasty bug or refactoring something complex