EchoVoicy

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by EchoVoicy 1mo ago
>~100 tokens/second That sounds great to me! >Runs fast on my Mac What specifications (CPU/RAM)?
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by EchoVoicy 1mo ago
Point 1 finger out, and you point 4 back.
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by EchoVoicy 1mo ago
Depends on the prompt I think. If it's just "Generate tests plz" then I agree, but if its "If this PR adds any new endpoints, ensure that there are functional and integration tests. If there are not, please investigate t
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by EchoVoicy 3mo ago
Curious- in what tasks? I find Opus 4.5/4.6 too expensive and have tried to migrate to DeepSeek for C++ work, but found it couldn't cut it. What's your DSv4 setup? What harness? It sounds like I should give it another try!
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by EchoVoicy 3mo ago
For starters, there's a C++ application written with MFC and an absolute ton of inline assembly and threading (yes, in a 1990's C++ application). I'm porting it to MacOS/Linux currently. Opus 4.6+ is able to make slow pr
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by EchoVoicy 3mo ago
DELETE THIS
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by EchoVoicy 3mo ago
It is, and I love it, but it isn't capable of performing the tasks I've been giving to Opus, let alone Fable. Don't get me wrong, I use it, it's fast-smart-and affordable. But not suitable for all tasks.
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by EchoVoicy 3mo ago
On my own benchmarks, which are mostly about developing c++ software, I'm finding Fable to be roughly five times faster at solving the task than opus, and with better results. Most impressive.
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by EchoVoicy 3mo ago
What is and isn't considered a conspiracy theory changes very rapidly. There are a lot of things that today are considered common sense that 10 years ago would be considered a fringe conspiracy theory.