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by redox99 3mo ago
Following rules like "verify all changes with tests" down to a tee is usually a desirable trait in LLMs. Personally I'd leave that behavior there (just like with humans for some tasks like aviation you have them go through ch
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by redox99 3mo ago
Same in Argentina. It's almost surely a region whitelist for now (it's the only reason Argentina ever gets blocked).
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by redox99 3mo ago
Very strong pricing, cheaper than Grok 4.5, particularly the cached reads. We'll have to wait to see if it's actually worth using (it's not on OpenRouter yet).
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by redox99 3mo ago
You can buy the Grok plan, Cursor also has a plan which includes grok 4.5, but I don't know how subsidized they are compared to codex or claude code plans.
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by redox99 3mo ago
GLM 5.2 is around 1:16.
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by redox99 3mo ago
Sounds like an issue with your harness or something.
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by redox99 3mo ago
Completely irrelevant, which was expected considering their previous models were vastly outclassed by other models at SWE. This is the first grok model that seems actually pretty competitive at SWE.
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by redox99 3mo ago
I could easily see Grok 4.5 being around 1:16 in terms of active parameters, so around 94B active parameters.
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by redox99 3mo ago
First impressions: - Very fast, easily beats GPT 5.5/Opus 4.8/GLM 5.2 because of higher t/s (around 90?) and very high token efficiency - Very good price, no contest vs GPT and Opus which are very overpriced if you pay API co
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by redox99 3mo ago
Definitely in the right direction in terms of architecture. However those "hmmm" "uh huh" interjected in the demo are pretty awful.
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by redox99 4mo ago
It's cheaper if you pay API prices. If you pay a gpt sub then codex is much much cheaper.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Yeah, it's a much better idea to buy many used 3090s. 4090s or 5090s if you can afford it. Way faster.
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by redox99 4mo ago
I bought 2 used 3090s some years ago for $500 each. They're probably a bit more expensive now, but I guess for something like $2000 you can build a barebones 2x3090 PC which will be way faster than a Macbook. (you're fine with ve
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by redox99 4mo ago
And codex is even more subsidized. It's an absurdly good deal.
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by redox99 4mo ago
That only affects people in California. Whereas Fable being shut down affects people all over the world.
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by redox99 4mo ago
These NVIDIA GPUs aren't general purpose in the way that you think. They can't even run games. Nvidia blackwell is probably slightly more efficient than TPUs for training. Do you really expect a 4 trillion company with the majorit
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by redox99 4mo ago
That's crazy good for $2400.
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by redox99 4mo ago
I'm just saying it doesn't deserve such praise for being "real", because if you placed a spycam in a random steam user house it wouldn't look like that. Not that there's anything wrong with it being carefully c
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by redox99 4mo ago
About 0.3% of people are firefighters in the US. The odds that you end up with 100 of them is: 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
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by redox99 4mo ago
Probably not at all, considering weights are randomly initialized.
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by redox99 4mo ago
If the Anthropic, Google, and Reflection AI deals stay afloat, the numbers are much better.
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by redox99 4mo ago
If you sampled 100 steam players at random, it would look nothing like that.
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by redox99 4mo ago
That's the CLI, not the codex app which is proprietary.
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by redox99 4mo ago
I think anthropic needs that compute. They'll probably rent it as long as they can. They aren't really in the datacenter business. Google yes, I think they'll stop at some point.
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by redox99 4mo ago
If they can keep google and anthropic deals, they're already profitable.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Can you really say you're running GLM 5.2 if its a 2 bit quant? It might be usable but the capabilities will definitely not be the same.
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by redox99 4mo ago
I've been running some test prompts comparing frontier models for webdev, particularly pretty visualizations, physics / orbital simulations, etc. Do note that GLM is not multi modal, which can be a deal breaker. And these open mod
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by redox99 4mo ago
Definitely opus level for coding.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Claude has always been better at making pretty frontends, which is crucial for people that vibecode entire apps in a couple of prompts. And that people drive a lot of the hype. Codex ever since ~5.2 has been better at long tasks in large co
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by redox99 4mo ago
Dumping github into a model is not post training, thats pre training. And every base model already has all of github. Composer post training is clearly very good, only second to Anthropic and OpenAI. It does irk me a bit that they try to hi

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