It was not, it's called salesmanship. It's all hype.

Ofc it's salesmanship, but actually not anyone is able to chain ideas and talk the same way

Which is why they should have bought networking equipment from their friends.

To the author, my guy, you are clearly not an endocrinologist stop pretending you are, and trust the people that study these things for a living.

Not only you can't take more than 4 grams of paracetamol per day, you must not take it for more than 3 days straight, it says so on the leaflet.

Biochemistry and medicine are hard and complex, all the quacks out there that preach snake oil treatments went down the path of thinking their domain specific knowledge in random domains somehow transfers to medicine it does not.

Is this comment in the wrong place? The article is literally about how the medical establishment gives good advice on acetaminophen and ibuprofen, but it's not getting through to people.

He gets there after exposing a bunch of "research" he did himself and after admitting he was using ibuprofen for a long time because he "thought" it was safer.

Regardless of the llms, you would write the indentation either way, so why use anything else?

> Note: "Benchmarks are less important than real-world tests for production adoption"

> Significantly better SWE-Bench (+56 pts), MCP tool use (2x), and agent workflows.

What? Make up your mind do the benchmarks matter or not?

You can still get "new" ones on amazon in europe.

7900XT has 20GB and you can still get some unused ones.

R9700 has 32GB and is cheaper than most NVidia consumer GPUs, even though it's a "pro".

And I can still buy a new W7800 48GB for a relatively decent price.

In other news, car completes marathon in under 30 minutes...

Not my experience, with a couple of 7900XT that is a 4 year old card by the way, you can run qwen 3.6 at home. Which for most intends and purposes is comparable to sonnet 4.6

My guess they are trying lower quantization. I have not noticed I recently begun trying qwen 3.5 locally.