I do not know why every Chinese model fan thinks that people that aren't impressed by them simply don't use them.
It's quite obvious that when you dont try to do something particularly complex there will be literally no difference between GPT, Claude, Gemini and Deepseek.
Fot many things I'm doing in gamedev Gemini 2.5 Pro was already good enough even though it released more than year ago.
Once you pass certain threshold it's just enough.
Openweight models turned a corner around kimi 2.6, deepseek v4 pro/flash, hy3 and mimo 2.5 pro. Similar to how closed LLMs turned a corner around gpt 5.2 and opus 4.5.
While they remain a step behind closed frontier models, for real world tasks ranging across functional reactive programming, distributed systems, mathematical modeling, to-the-millisecond highly optimized spatial data-structures, complex compute shaders and shader effects and non-trivial systems involving parser combinators and algebraic effect systems, I can say that open models have very recently gone from useless to productive. For my work, mimo v2.5 pro is hands down better than sonnet 4.6.
I'm not working on the frontier problems, I don't need god-in-a-box for $600 per month.
and almost nobody is working on frontier problems. they just want frontier intelligence to solve their given problems in a superior manner.
you're minimizing and exaggerating all of the wrong things. cope more i guess - more compute for us!