You can always use z.ai or minimax

I asked z.ai, "Which is the best model for coding"

Here's the response:

```

As of late 2024, there isn't one single "best" model for every situation, as performance depends on whether you need raw coding intelligence, speed, or integration into your workflow.

However, the current consensus among developers places Claude 3.5 Sonnet at the top for pure coding ability.

Here is a breakdown of the best models for coding right now, categorized by their strengths: ...

```

So they have data until late 2024 and nothing beyond? They don't even perform a web search. Doesn't seem to be on par with other frontier models.

You should try it on real tasks. You can use it with opencode.

Microslop

Yeah a lot of people don't like liars and warmongers. Scam Altman already got community noted on the DoW tweet for lying.

Not a real AI company, every time Grok shows actual intelligence it gets lobotomized by Elon to glaze him

You can use Anthropic btw.

I will :) Way better model also

Posted from Tel Aviv

If you need me to be in Tel Aviv, so that your view of the world holds then sure I’m there.

He literally just got community noted for lying. So much for a non-profit CEO or whatever it is now.

Scam Altman already got community noted btw

cancelling my openai subscription, they're gonna miss my 20 USD

I love Julia. It's a fun language, LLMs write it better than they write Python.

Have you heard the thought that LLM hallucinations when coding within an API / framework are feature requests against the same?

I have a suspicion that Julia, owing to multiple dispatch, has a sort of regularity that makes that you said plausible.

Though there is just so much more Python to train on, any I bet they even do RL with validated rewards on Python, and probably not Julia.