While I agree with some of the gist of the article, 2 remarks: 1. Unfortunatly in my tests the open models do not (yet?) rival, at least Claude Opus, for softw

While I agree with some of the gist of the article, 2 remarks: 1. Unfortunatly in my tests the open models do not (yet?) rival, at least Claude Opus, for software development/engineering and adjacent tasks. 2. Enjoy while it lasts. I'll be genuinly amazed these open models will not be declared 'illegal' under some security pretense by the end of the year. And I say 'pretense' because the primary driver will be regulatory capture and industry protectionism.