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i don’t *want* saas to die but i want to be able to replace my usage of saas products with my personal software. if saas dies because of it, so be it.

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imo @zai_org's main achievement with glm-5 is the lowest among sota models hallucinations rate i hate both gemini-3 for how much they hallucinate. they're effectively unusable for any kind of legal research due to hallucinations looks like zai got this part right. huge

imo @zai_org's main achievement with glm-5 is the lowest among sota models hallucinations rate 

i hate both gemini-3 for how much they hallucinate. they're effectively unusable for any kind of legal research due to hallucinations

looks like zai got this part right. 
huge
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another very cool thing about glm-5 as a product: today i needed to find a specific paragraph in an arbitral award. i knew what the tribunal said but didn't feel like going through a 85k tokens document to find it both chatgpt and claude returned errors due to limits on how

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i mean i get it that people hate a shit ton of bullet points - i do too! (tip: add “Default to continuous paragraphs and conversational tone.” to make chatgpt be better at this). but apart from that, what’s the problem? yes, claude is nicer. but i don’t need it to be nice

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totally agree. even if sota models' progress stops today while progress optimizations continue, it's going to be amazing. x.com/VictorTaelin/s…

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Tucker Carlson Roman Storm 🇺🇸 🌪️ wrote opensource code that gave people financial privacy. He never processed a single transaction. He faced 40 years in prison. OFAC sanctioned the software itself - put source code on a list designed for terrorists. A Texas court later said they had no authority to do