Foobar8568

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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I could stand Opus 4.6-4.8, I was impressed by the initial fable model. Codex 5.6 sol xhigh feels like the initial release of fable. Qwen 3.8 27b feels like using haiku or sonnet (I quickly stopped trying them).
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I had $310 in (free) credit that I used on fable, and I still had a part of the $200 subscription at that time. You know, subscriptions don't end the moment you click on cancel.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Opus 5 in xhigh can't do basic math as well. They dumbed it down to a point where I just cancelled my subscription yesterday. I used to be a $200 subscriber, dropped to $20 after the fable shenanigans, and use it only when I have no us
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Or that people don't cheat at work. Or that everyone write excellent code. Or all the code is secured.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I bought a prebuilt with a 5090 a little over than one month ago, whole system was on sales. The cost of the prebuilt is now lower than today 5090 price.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Looks like slope benchmarks and results, and as usually, people are mixing MTP numbers with non MTP numbers. Or just 100 token input benchmarks. Or just failed ones as actual measures. https://github.com/Neroued/ninfer&
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Which model/quant/command line did you use? I can barely get 100 token/secs and for sure clearly not a full context. With vllm, I am limited to 130k tokens with vllm + nvfp4.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
What IP? Everything can be duplicated within a 1week to a month...
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Knowledge work has changed...But it doesn't solve company internal governance nor politics. When it takes anywhere between 2 weeks and 3months to do anything ( including approvals for non prod access) in most organizations...Code has n
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Considering the clusterfuck that is opus 5 or even fable, if Qwen 27B is trully better than Opus 4.7 Max, I will rejoice.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I didn't like to use GPT for agentic coding, review yes, but with Opus 5, well I really can't stand anything of that model. I feel that sol xhigh is even better than fable.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Mea-culpa, dry-multiplier generated crap and even more so on Gemma4.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Gemma4 was released a few weeks ago? The problems are still there. Today I started using another "provider" and the problems disappeared. Thanks but no.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I had several issues with unsloth gguf, even for models released a few months back like gemma 4, I have 0 confidence in their models, at this stage, I feel several uncensored are more reliable.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Right now, sol-xhigh is my favorite model. I feel that Opus 5 is dumber than 4.8. Fable is too expensive to do anything (limit of $50, started a prompt at $25, ended up at $75, is bullshit, but at least it's "free credits").
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
And last time I have checked, you still can't run rerankers with it, yet you can download the models. See issue 3368, 2years old now.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
They didn't care about openmodels for a long while for some reasons... Now it hits their bottom line, mindshare and shareholders.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I'd believe that the 90s on food industry was way worse than now in some ways, almost no control I suppose, already at least a decade of creating shareholders values etc.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
What I find the most amusing is ... "AI code is crap". I think I heard enough time "this codebase is shit, we need a full rewrite" to know that no one agrees what is quality code. Suddenly, everyone are expert writing th
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I feel that Claude converge to more claudism while Chatgpt sounds more natural. Both sucks in French but at least chatgpt prose is readable while Claude is awful.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I know the feeling, I was triggered when I wrote it. Missing some this is x not y // or the reverse and as another commenter said, the load bearing and some absolutism as well...
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
I don't live in the US, I live in Switzerland, and what happens in the US and Iran affects the world. And when I see this kind of shit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ58s4bwzG0 ( bbc Donald Trump dons 'Trump 20
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
You were correct — it did brick the probe. I misunderstood “no fucking way to deploy” as “don’t push it to preprod,” and figured only a live test would give us a definitive answer. That one’s on me. I owe you an apology. On the bright side,
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Fuck, there has been a class of workers who had faith in their careers? Beside Charlatans and Billionaires?
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
AI is an accelerate tool for any organizations, management thinks it'll solve their organization issue because it accelerates it. Most often, it accelerates toward a wall. Design is too expensive, we do agile. QA too expensive, we fire
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Western Europe is mostly consultancy, and the rate paid by client is usually higher, and doesn't matter if it's eastern Europe, Portugal or even India.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Temporary revenues for decades to come.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Depending of the thickness, but all you need is to take out your steak for 30min before hand to 1h, really hot pan, 2min on each side and voila. That will get you there 90% of the time. We do something similar to T-bone or beef ribs, but fi
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Thank you for the github link, what is the license? I went briefly over several repo, unless I missed it somewhere the license was often missing.
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by Foobar8568 2mo ago
Considering the state of the field ( RAG/retrieval/evaluation) I have 0 trust in it, even more if it's closed source with bullshit claim like that. Everything is vibe sloped to death, and dead after a few months to a couple o

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