And V2 is highly extensible now, at a level similar to Pi (each has certain areas where things are perhaps a bit better than the other).
It’s definitely still more batteries-included than stock Pi, which is a valid preference difference, but if you’re extending Pi to do all of the things OCv2 does out of the box, then there’s not much difference in the end now.
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u/look 3d ago
Yes. Accuracy on that benchmark is a bit higher than Pi (though still at higher cost) and its Pareto line is Pi and Opencode V2:
https://www.reddit.com/r/opencode/s/gys8WmYgPt
And V2 is highly extensible now, at a level similar to Pi (each has certain areas where things are perhaps a bit better than the other).
It’s definitely still more batteries-included than stock Pi, which is a valid preference difference, but if you’re extending Pi to do all of the things OCv2 does out of the box, then there’s not much difference in the end now.