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Comment by origini

20 hours ago

Any program I'm vibing.

I write 5-20 paragraphs of things I want and it goes away and just builds it.

Something like this (just an example):

"Build an application with a webserver in rust. It has 4 stages, first one is an input module... second one is refinement ... third one is an image detection with current fitting ml model ... last one is finetuning."

Then i would describe every basic page with a few more paragraphs.

This would work for half an hour or an hour, consume 100-400k of context tokens and then I would test it, write down 10-50 small sentences (every sentence either fixing a bug, or making it better) which tehn takes again like 20 minutes and i'm nearly done with a complex enough tool providing real value and actually working.

A big kimi, which is hard to run, might be getting close to this but we do not talk about running it on 1-2 5090.

The other thing is, thats more like a practical experience, even if you use them through Open Router (for testing and co), the initial results of something like Opus 5.5 are ALWAYS better. More details, better quality, better understanding of usability of the tool.

I might be misunderstanding but I do the same thing with sonnet, and it runs faster and does well enough

  • The discussion was about local models vs. frontier. I would argue that Sonnet is frontier?

    And yes Sonnet 5.5 is crazy good