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If you don't want to use the Chinese model, then don't. Why attack it instead? Don't you want others to use it either?

I personally really like products with plugin systems: a stable, cohesive co with a rich, extensible ecosystem. You can create products that fiyour exact needs, and even if there's no plugin that meets your requirements, you can build it yourself. At least there's vibe coding.

Just like Obsidian, there's also hot loading.

what's the real you mean?

South Korea has opened its financial doors to the outside world, and since SK Hynix is a publicly traded company, that's allowed capital to flow in and take control of the company.

If the cainfotainment system is good enough, I don't use CarPlay - at most I just connect Bluetooth to make calls.

The reason CarPlay and Android Auto exist is that car infotainment systems used to suck.

Finally. Is this the first open weight LLM on Copilot? The gate is opened!

I'd prefer a CLI over a desktop. But then why don't I just use OpenCode?

That's really a great way for the agent to understand itself.

I feel pretty much the same way, and the scenarios are similar too. Using Sonnet has a bigger advantage when it comes to response time.

In the 4.x era, I prefer Sonnet to Opus. The quality of Sonnet generation is good enough for me, but it's much faster than Opus.

It's not about "banning all AI," but trying to distinguish between using Al assistants in everyday development and feeding source code into someone else's model training systems.

Sometimes, UI is also part of the classics.

For a large model based on statistical probability, at such a fast speed, if it executes n rounds 99.9% of the time, how much would the accuracy drop?

This is an excellent product and exactly what I've been looking for. But most of my meetings are done on my company Mac, and they definitely won't let me install this kind of software, even though I'd be willing to pay for it myself.

Agreed, no need to tie it into Apple either.

I don't really recommend it. If the software is a one-time purchase, there's no need to rewrite it with an LLM. Rewriting the tokens could cost more than just $10.

Yes, you don't need much domain knowledge to use Opus, but it's just way too expensive.

Great job！