If I had a top local Qwen running 24/7 it would be this:
Transcribe every Candace Owens episode since Charlie Kirk was killed. Do the same for The Charlie Kirk Show. Then let it pull in the other serious investigators as it sees fit.
Dump the whole thing into an Obsidian brain. Auto-link people, dates, claims, denials, lawsuits, donor fights, security details, and official statements. Build a visual timeline.
Then let the model compound the weird coincidences instead of letting them die.
That site would be #1 overnight.
it is entirely possible the best investment rn is a $5k computer running a local model 24/7 researching, experimenting and figuring out how to improve ur life
basically put a small genius in a box and let him worry about your future 24 hours a day
Fable 5.1 scores 57 to Astra's 55 on AA's intelligence index at max effort.
At low effort, the benchmark task costs are $1.70 and $0.63. That's a different setting. Apparently I have to choose how hard the computer tries now.
I'd give them the same job and see which one finishes correctly. Include the retries and how long I spend fixing things.
Because if I save money on the model but lose my entire Saturday, I haven't really found a deal.
I've found something to do on Saturday.
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