Of course someone that sells cloud computing would publish this drivel. My local qwen3.8 27b system doing valuable work night after night disagrees.
I wouldn't call $0.2/$1.2 "ridiculously cheap"
There is no "small team" pushing 100PRs/day, agents or not.
From my limited tests, Qwen has better reasoning which is a bummer because Muse Glimmer is literally twice as fast.
I really don’t understand how people can even consider LLMs to be anything more than an extremely sophisticated auto-complete. Logic thinking itself emerges from completing patterns. Nothing more to it than that.
As a software developer, I absolutely despise loud keyboard sounds that I didn’t produce myself. In an office setting, fast typists with loud mechanical keyboards are the absolute worst (thank God for AirPods)!
I was running Immich for a while until the iPhone client app on my wife’s phone completely stopped syncing photos. So I ended up vibe coding my own photo management software in .NET using PostgreSql/Redis and React…
Of course someone that sells cloud computing would publish this drivel. My local qwen3.8 27b system doing valuable work night after night disagrees.
I wouldn't call $0.2/$1.2 "ridiculously cheap"
There is no "small team" pushing 100PRs/day, agents or not.
From my limited tests, Qwen has better reasoning which is a bummer because Muse Glimmer is literally twice as fast.
I really don’t understand how people can even consider LLMs to be anything more than an extremely sophisticated auto-complete. Logic thinking itself emerges from completing patterns. Nothing more to it than that.
As a software developer, I absolutely despise loud keyboard sounds that I didn’t produce myself. In an office setting, fast typists with loud mechanical keyboards are the absolute worst (thank God for AirPods)!
I was running Immich for a while until the iPhone client app on my wife’s phone completely stopped syncing photos. So I ended up vibe coding my own photo management software in .NET using PostgreSql/Redis and React…