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I thought so too when I read the headline but I expect it's basically Qwen3.5-9B

Will this be available for iOS?

I've been using it under linux and have been very (surprisingly?) happy with how it runs especially when compared with current package managers.

Has anyone tested out whether this also is an issue for Microsoft copilot?

isn't this quite similar to https://github.com/kouhxp/yapsnap just with a llm for summarisation?

still a lot cheaper, seems wild that it is basically like the price of Gemma 4

I think for them likely better to preserve a relationship rather than have it adversarial in future. It would definitely pay dividends over the potential issues it may cause.

I was reminded of this one when I saw this bug. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/49363

even quantised, those are HUGE

Just curious, is there a consolidated list of all these "education" tips?

Intuitively I understand this due to how context windows work and you're looking to increase cache hits, has Anthropic tried compact/summarise on idle as a configurable option? Seems to have decent tradeoffs + education in a setting.

I can't quite understand how Australia was at the forefront of this. It seems like an easy way to limit the open web, and no children actually saved.

I expected it, but not so soon.

I don't quite understand what you mean by something is up. Was the reason around security/telemetry or similar?

this is real neat. I'll give it a spin.

that is wild - it seems like just a 'toy' project for them

and Australia?

This to me feels like a way to get yourself banned - if not now, at some point in the future if/when this picks up traction.

I haven't heard of any recent discussion on the impact of AI on schooling. I agree with you entirely but curious to read any recent thinking on this.

Did I see this on X first?

just bought a pre-release Apple. the value was insane.

interestingly that's what comes up when you search for pi-coding-agent rather than the new domain.

Kind of wild given the outcome appears to be https://time.com/7380854/exclusive-anthropic-drops-flagship-...

https://docs.hetzner.com/general/infrastructure-and-availabi... price increases

I see, still a fair more VRAM than I have access to. Thanks for sharing that information.

Given the high bar of entry 160VRAM GPU - is there anything practical one can use this for?

Interesting though one would think this is also an obvious finding.

Quantifying this would be interesting though.

it definitely feels like it.

Took quite a while for it to show up oddly.

I can't think of any other than potentially oil and gas (though they probably use a lot of it in head office type environment).

Has this been implemented anywhere else in the world other than China?