Are there benchmarks for smaller models?

Its too early to measure. Agentic coding harness'es arent mature yet. People try different approaches (with sub-agents, or without etc). Productivity will likely increase in near future even if new LLMs will hit the ceiling.

law of diminishing returns son

No gpt-5.6 sol and no fable?

I will add them for next month!

No speed (tokens/s) benchmarks?

On OpenRouter it's 93 TPS.

Need a few more providers that wont violate ZDR and i'll switch over.

I wonder why does it crash. It uses WebKit as renderer. Can you give an example of a page on which it does crash?

Unfortunately, I have been just ignoring these lately, with the intention of troubleshooting later. Now seems like a good time to at least start taking notes of problematic pages. Cheers.

This can be a way to trick street surveillance/face recognition systems.

Thank you for this service. What database are you using when looking for intersections?

It's a large graph database that I've prepared myself over two years, as a kind of part-time hobby. It's largely an automated scrape of metadata available on wikipedia, goodreads, ISBNdb etc.

Intersections are sourced from public ratings and reviews across the web. E.g. these books are all liked by one person so are can be made to intersect in the db - https://radicalreads.com/noname-favorite-books/

Fantastic effort, thank you very much!

Whats the point in merging these tools into one complex tool if they work fine together as they are?

Thank you.

But having RSS as an option would be even better for those who already use RSS readers.

I appreciate the tip, but I like the email format more. Reminds me of writing letters and feels more personal.

I also prefer RSS, so I'll second that suggestion. It saves my time and prevents mixing up my inbox (work) with my blog browsing (recreation). To me at least, blogs with RSS feel more personal because they remind me of a decade ago when the web was more open and personal instead of subsumed by social networks.

Another suggestion would be to make the tags clickable! Why bother tagging something Elixir if I can't click that and see the other posts on Elixir?

To each their own :) Yeah I'm working on updating the site over the weekend with clickable tags, searching, and comments.