@ADuke08812702 Was nimmt man da heutzutage um den Graphen zu extrahieren? https://t.co/EpWIsIBm2h , https://t.co/yofri3eiR7 , https://t.co/TEesWIR1Hn oder ein customized agent workflow?
@hyperlough@AliCologne Qwen 3.6 35B ist ein Hammer. ~100 t/s auf ner A6000. Parallel mineru oder Chandra für PDFs und unstructured documents und der harness steht
@AxelKamann Nicht korrekt. Die sind break even bei den front tier modellen. Selbst wenn es drastisch teurer werden würde, cursor ultra oder cc. Hermes agent local mit dem richtigen harness und gemma4 31b oder dem moe oder qwen3.5 27b läuft für einen bruchteil der kosten auf sonnet niveau
@antoine_chaffin it would be nice if these benchmarks would cover entire pipelines, like hybrid bm25s+gtemoderncolbert as candidates generators with a reranker as second step etc...
in my opinion cursor is big time better than antigravity. If the advantage of a Google product is superior, I will use it despite my personal aversion against a copycat product. If it's on par or slightly better I will stay by the originator. Nothing wrong with copycat, I just discount the copycat.
@dipeshdotdev@Star_Knight12 I really hate googles approach to copycat every good idea. Deepwiki is the originator and it's pretty good. I stay with deepwiki. Same for cursor vs antigravity, Google+, Google hangouts, Google Duo etc... The only service Google made something unique in recent time is notebooks
@ericzakariasson Also from commands, I expect that everything defined in the command is executed. Skills work differently: they describe a collection of abilities, and when a skill is triggered, only the relevant abilities may be applied—not necessarily everything listed in the skill.