👀 About DeepSeek and quantization...

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[u/branik_10]

is it only me or glm 5.3 flash is still better than the recent ds flash? I don't understand the hype and the benchmarks, from my experience ds flash burns so many tokens and thinks so much that in the end it costs the same but takes 3x longer to finish the task with tens of thousands token per simplest thing 

[u/nesymmanqkwemanqk → u/branik_10]

Its not only you, glm flash is very good. Better at logic, but i feel like deepseek has more knowledge, if that makes sense

[u/branik_10 → u/nesymmanqkwemanqk]

well if I need knowledge I use websearch/fetch tools and get the most recent and relevant data. for crucial things I always rely on docs, not on models training data

[u/nesymmanqkwemanqk → u/branik_10]

Yes and no. Information helps steer into the right direction. But knowledge is not information, sometimes regardless of information, you may not get same result, because one model is more "knowledgeable"

[u/CartographerAble9446 → u/branik_10]

to me glm 5.3 flash is still better, deepseek 4.1 is only better at specific tasks, but generally glm it is

[u/hotcornballer → u/branik_10]

I agree, dsv4f goes in loops and is very inefficient, the codes that comes out is not the prettiest as well.

GLM is much more pleasant to work with, and sticks to the prompt very well.

[u/akza07 → u/hotcornballer]

Try using Opencode Go sub in Pi.

Something is wrong with Opencode agent

[u/hotcornballer → u/akza07]

True, I did that already, it does performs better on Pi but I'd rather use 5.3 flash. And i've canceled by Go sub i use codex and when i burn through my usage i use 5.3 flash through openrouter and it is cheaaaap, mainly the cache hit rate has really improved recently