scientist geomorphologist and hydrologist, interested in all things geospatial. I use R, btw

Palmerston North City
Joined July 2018
Replying to @BlockedPaths
Haiku looks ridiculously cheap on the graph. Can't believe it 😄. It's very expensive model
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Phew, it has been resolved
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Wow, the operation cheapseek has ended?? am i the only one experiencing issues with @deepseek_ai via @opencode go?
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Replying to @sudomarchy
Interesting! And how do you switch keyboard layouts (if any)? I
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Replying to @__tinygrad__
Great idea but v poor implementation.... Just look at the x-axis, labels and colored areas...
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Replying to @pseudokid
I recently switched to mise for CLI tools I used to install from homebrew or with uv. Can't feel much difference tbh Would definitely stick with uv for my dev work.
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Sorry guys but where is MiMo 2.6 Pro? Why did you benchmark only flash version?
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My bad re the MiMo speed. It was not the MiMo slow, it was just I made a transition from @pidotdev to @opencode MiMo is superb in Pi. Can't complain. My favorite model so far
Totally agree with this. Have finally found some time for testing MiMo V2.6 for the last few days and I am really impressed. But the speed....I don't know... Its very slow on OpenCode Go plan in Europe. I am getting 30 t/s on average. At least OC v2 reports this
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Replying to @pseudokid
Ah, I see. I prefer Pro to Flash in general. Used the latter only dozen of times, for super simple tasks. Once I spawned a code review with Flash (by accident). It never finished it... However in my perspective even Pro thinks too much
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Replying to @pseudokid
And how did you use MiMo 2.6 before? Via API or Xiaomi Coding Plan? I am relentlessly using MiMo 2.6 Flash and Pro over last two two weeks and it feels impossible for me to hit the 5h cap in OC $10 plan. I am very satisfied so far
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Replying to @atsyplen @pseudokid
Or shall I call it a transcript delay?
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Replying to @pseudokid
Extremely cool. I have noticed a lag. Who's the bottleneck? Parakeet or Jev?
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Looks like Termux for me
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Correction, it's actually 60 tps now. But sometimes it thinks for 10 minutes. Anyways, the result of that thinking is 🤎
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Replying to @pseudokid
Oh yeah, pretty much! Fast and snappy. Havent encountered any bugs for the last week. But I personally still would prefer @pidotdev as a daily driver
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Totally agree with this. Have finally found some time for testing MiMo V2.6 for the last few days and I am really impressed. But the speed....I don't know... Its very slow on OpenCode Go plan in Europe. I am getting 30 t/s on average. At least OC v2 reports this
As a MiMo V2.5 enjoyer I'm very excited for MiMo V2.6 I consider MiMo as that balanced, smooth as silk model because it plays nicely with most of my workflow: From system prompt, skills, up to the way I prompt and converse with my agents MiMo is just one of those models that does not fight with my setup, a cheaper model that converses with the simplicity of Claude and the structure of ChatGPT GLM and DeepSeek are great, but GLM is too verbose and technical to my liking, which is essential don't get me wrong, but not great when you just want direct to the point responses and a path towards clarity, not more complexity. On the other hand, DeepSeek loves adding "one more thing" like Steve Jobs and still misses stuff despite doing that, due to its notoriety of scoring so high in AA-Omniscience Hallucination Rate. Don't get me wrong, that makes DeepSeek a creative model, at least from my own experience conversing with it. However, MiMo is known for having low hallucination rates just like Gemini 3.8, Kimi K3, and GLM 5.3, and these are even lower than Claude models which frequently sits at 60% range. But what makes me most excited is MiMo V2.6's price and speed I/O token price comparisons show: ~1.5x/2.4x cheaper than GLM 5.3 discounted prices ~3.4x/8.6x cheaper than Kimi K3 Artificial Analysis charts show 2x speed I am recently impressed with DeepSeek APIs speed. If Xiaomi MiMo keeps up with being half as fast, it's a no brainer that I will use it more. Faster inference just keeps me in the flow state longer, and once you experience that, it's harder to tolerate slower models.
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Replying to @huacnlee
Noice! What model have u used?
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Replying to @k3blu3
Thanks for sharing. That's very interesting. I still can't wrap my head around two affected hydropower plants located on tributaries ca. 10 km upstream from the confluence. How's that possible 🤯
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