Marcus Eisele

WTH: Sam Altman complaining that individuals (like me!) are purchasing RAM for our PCs wanting to run local inference (and do other stuff), because it gets in the way of him buying more RAM to sell inference at 80% margins… this is barking up the wrong tree

I opened the box form @DHH and it's the Dell XPS 14 with @omarchy loaded on it! Set up was very easy, fast and flawless, I think it took less than a minute on first opening it Omarchy asks you lots of questions to set it up for you, kind of like an onboarding, but not in an annoying way like Windows would do these days with too many useless questions, every question here makes sense It sets up your Git and your AI agent of choice like Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode Everything worked flawlessly with no bugs at all, really smooth Then you're inside, and you see the famous Omarchy wallpaper, and then it gets a bit hard (for me at least) because I had to figure out the shortcuts Luckily @jankeesvw helped me figure them out but I'm still learning I'll be setting up my SSH to my VPS servers so I can work from there. And also I'd like to see if I can use Claude Code to customize Omarchy to my own liking, like generating my own apps etc. I'll report back! Part 2 of the video is in the reply (after I fixed the power)

When using LLMs there are two kind or people, people using a plan or people using the API. The Artificial intelligence index had a logarithmic scale. Sometimes I wonder why. If you pay API prices this chert might be for you

GPT-6.1 Terra: delivering fast and capable computer use at a lower price. GPT-6.1 Terra understands what’s on screen, takes action across apps, writes naturally, and is a more capable model for your whole workday with the efficiency to take on more of it.

Opus 5.5 is one of anthropics biggest success. on OpenRouter token volume went up 3.6x since launch. And I havent heard anyone saying Opus 5.5 is a bad model. Its the oppostite. Everyone loves it. If they stick to this approach, Fable 5.5 will be the biggest success ever. No wonder they keep it until IPO.

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Sage-A1.5 is here, bringing 256K context, parallel research, and evidence checks to long-horizon scientific workflows. 🤖 modelscope.ai/collections/In… 🏆 SOTA across scientific benchmarks: Scores 90.0 on PinchBench, 81.0 on FrontierScience-Olympiad, and 48.3 on FrontierScience-Research, ahead of Kimi-K3, GLM-5.3, and GPT-5.6-sol in the reported comparison. 🧩 Agentic Orchestration: When enabled, delegates independent investigations to parallel subagents with isolated contexts, then integrates their evidence and findings to guide subsequent work. ✅ Verification: Optional Verification Mode reviews progress, checks evidence and assumptions, and redirects stalled searches within the model's own reasoning, without a separate critic model at inference. 🔬 Open Scientific Discovery: Supports exploratory research through tool-assisted analysis and produces inspectable research artifacts, extending its use beyond predefined question answering. 🛠️ Native tool use for research: Supports APIs, code interpreters, search engines, and external tools for tool-augmented scientific reasoning and professional workflows. ⚡ Available in BF16, FP8, and GGUF F16/Q8/Q4 formats, with Transformers, vLLM, and SGLang support. 📜 Apache 2.0.

@thdxr This dynamic agent driven "model picking" is somethin I really miss in openCode right now. For me it feels right now it would be nice to just have an array of models per agent and then a default one (if the user uses the agent manually). Would love to use it in some kind of delegate workflow, this is currently not possible right? (e.g. Opus delegating to an explore/build agent running sonnet)