said this morning open models would hit opus 5.5 level in 3-4 months. meituan just dropped longcat 2.5, open weights, MIT license. close, but they compared it to opus 5 not 5.5. clock is still running.
We’re releasing the weights for LongCat-2.5 today.
· 1.6T total parameters, ~48B active, natively multimodal
· Stronger visual understanding and agentic coding in one model
· From complex coding projects to creative design and 3D tasks
Released under MIT. Weights are on Hugging Face: huggingface.co/meituan-longc…
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The AI war isn’t about intelligence anymore. Opus 5.5 already does almost everything. Now it’s about token efficiency and price.
The real liberation comes when open models hit this level, with no silent nerfs and dirt-cheap inference. My bet: 3–4 months.
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I don't feel same excited for it anymore and reason is Opus 5.5 it is so good and so cheap comparatively that it gets done everything I need and still the usage is left for week.
i may use fable-5.2 for planning for some things but (not really need to) opus-5.5 is daily driver as has been since it came out. i just want they not keep nerfing it.
Introducing Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, designed to tackle the most daunting technical challenges.
They’re capable collaborators on ambitious projects in many fields, and show improvements in areas like coding, reasoning, and vision.
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millions of users and product hunt still got down to nine months of runway. man building a business is hard.
In 2016, Product Hunt almost died.
Here's what happened and what I learned. Hope it's useful for other founders:
ryanhoover.me/post/how-produ…
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elon says grok bot is getting fixes. i mean good, but he himself said the limits are because it costs too much to serve. i dont think thats getting fixed overnight.
Just did a round table review with the Grok @Bot engineering team.
Fixes are being implemented overnight and you should notice a dramatic improvement by tomorrow. If not, reply to this post and we will address any remaining issues right away.
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I built a small macOS app because I was frustrated with Preview.
I’d open PDFs or images and they’d end up in tabs or grouped into one window. All I wanted was simple: every file should open in its own window.
We tried the window settings, but the grouping still showed up in my workflow.
Eventually I thought: okay, why not make a viewer that behaves the way I want?
That’s Separate. One file. One window.
It now opens PDFs and images in separate windows, with pinch-to-zoom, two-finger double-tap zoom, and Live Text for selecting and copying text from images.
I’ve open-sourced it, and I recommend inspecting the code and building it yourself.
The README walks through setup, building, testing, and installation. Make your own copy—or change it to suit your workflow.
github.com/jiteshdhamaniya/s…
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looking to connect with more people on here.
if you are:
building with claude code or codex
shipping a saas on your own
a dev learning how to sell
or just making small tools for fun
drop what you are working on 👇 i reply to everyone. lets connect
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check the screenshot. 94 GiB of memory just for the model and claude code max 20x is still sitting right above it. local is getting good but even dhh has not closed that tab
Local AI is getting really good. Omarchy 4.6 will make it trivial to get started by recommending the very best model that's available for your machine. This is Flash Next on the insane AMD 495 that @AnushElangovan gave me. Shockingly capable.
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looking to connect with people building with ai, shipping saas or just making small tools for fun.
drop what you're working on 👇 Lets connect.
went through anthropic's agent memory post. several agents writing to one shared table kept 41 of 57 contract facts, because they summarised badly and overwrote each other. one agent per contract, quoting terms word for word, kept all 57.
i am building a crm that ai assistants write to. two agents updating one customer record is this exact bug. everyone talks about retrieval. i would sort out who is allowed to write first.
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the affair is the headline. the export control angle is the actual story.
jensen has been the loudest voice saying chip controls on china backfire. now the nyt reports us spy agencies believe someone close to him smuggled ai chips into china.
nothing is proven and the board says it has no reason to think secrets were compromised. but that argument just got a lot harder to make in washington.
Breaking news: Nvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang has admitted having an affair two days after the FT reported his alleged romantic relationship with a woman the US intelligence community believes was working as a spy for China. ft.trib.al/kQjw5UV
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$125 to $800 a month and he only caught it because his card failed. the failed payment is the best feature loom ever shipped
I own two SAAS companies serving almost 3000 businesses and i would NEVER do this. Loom (now @Atlassian) just decides to upgrade accounts because they had an acquisition and need to recoup costs. Our bill went from like $125 to $800/m. It’s the principle. These huge SAAS companies know what they are doing. Only reason I caught it was because i switched credit cards and the payment failed. “We chose to..” lol what a joke
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