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> Ecosia also has concerns about whether Mistral aligns with its environmental goals, given the large share of nuclear power in France’s energy mix and questions whether it guarantees European independence. “The fact that Mistral relies on investment from international investors is, in our view, not truly sovereign,” Kroll said.

What a ridiculous thing to say when France is among the lowest CO2 emitter per kw/h. And rambling about independence when you’re going to depend on Chinese models, it all sounds hypocritical. Just say you’re not satisfied with the quality of Mistral’s models, which is a defensible statement but don’t bullshit us.


Honestly I think it will be tough to beat French DCs when it comes to energy cleanliness...

Can't load the page but hopefully it's on an endpoint sitting behind my Tinyauth protection.


Got my hopes up when it said widely available GPUs that it would be open weights but it doesn’t seem like it sadly


Both can be true though. I had the max coding plan since january and I kept using with Pi since then, even though it wasn’t as good as opus until glm 5.3. It definitely can be a daily driver if you don’t want to use Anthropic or OpenAI. It’s going to be even better with native vision now available. And i’m not messing with my setup either.


It depends on your card I think. I can say that with a 3080 Ti and now a 5090 I have no issue playing almost all the games on steam on Fedora 44, event a lot of games not explicitly compatible. I’ve been using Linux only for probably a year now and I don’t see a good reason to go back to Windows for gaming myself.


Looks cool but it doesn’t have Reminders, just like Sol which i’m currently using. It’s the only thing that i really miss from Raycast, seems like not a lot of people used that feature ?


what are my options if i want to use a router like this ? who provides one ?


Two that I use are:

* Openrouter.ai for a hosted router

* https://github.com/diegosouzapw/OmniRoute for a local router


Oracle routing is by definition not possible.


> we've been able to automatically aggregate context from pi sessions

what do you mean by this ? do you rewrite the context in your proxy ?


I imagine they're capturing all the tokens+context from pi sessions from every developer.


Yeah.


Can you say more? This sounds like it could be more useful than trying to build a knowledge base (say qmd) and then get the models to search it for the right context each time.


This is in fact what we do (with higher order abstractions now built on top of this). This builds self evolving interactive knowledge base and puts it into a QMD searchable index. The indexer is already open source: https://github.com/jibs/duffel


That is some insane value. I've been using GLM Coding Plan Max with GLM 5.1 for a while and i've tested DeepSeek V4 Pro maybe for 3 weeks now and I found it to be better than GLM 5.1 for complex coding tasks. I've used 65m tokens and with that price it cost me $1.5, that's really cheap.


I think Deepseek uses much more tokens than other models.


But way less dollars. Which is the important metric.


We run Harbor and mirror every base image using its Proxy Cache feature, it's quite nice. We've had this setup for years now and while it works fine, Harbor has some rough edges.


I came here to mention that any non-trivial company depending on Docker images should look into a local proxy cache. It’s too much infra for a solo developer / tiny organization, but is a good hedge against DockerHub, GitHub repo, etc downtime and can run faster (less ingress transfer) if located in the same region as the rest of your infra.


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