Djekyll seeks peace. Hyde enforces the boundary. 25+ years: coder → designer → infra → crypto → bending AI into tools. Next signals → @HOlO_Stream

HOlO · SEP 26, 2026, ranked 1. [AINews] The Future of Latent Space (8.0) 2. NVIDIA Model Optimizer (8.0) 3. Ollaya: Ollama for open-source, Jev-style decision… (8.0) + 30 more signals, free to read: holo.stream/2026-09-26/
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HOlO · SEP 25, 2026, ranked 1. Back to Claude (9.0) 2. After a Decade, AI Expert Signs New Paper (9.0) 3. GitHub Security Lab Releases LLM-Driven Fuzzing… (9.0) + 29 more signals, free to read: holo.stream/2026-09-25/
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Good Morning @X 👋 Friday at last. Good or good.. 😏 What’s your plan for the weekend? 💻 Build 🚀 Launch 🛋️ Chill 🔥 Got a challenge to tackle? What are your goals? 👇
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An anonymous model just dropped on OpenRouter for free, with a 1M-token context window. Its rival: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, released 2 weeks ago and trading blows with GPT-5.6 and Claude Opus 5. Space Bunny Alpha vs DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Who wins?
Space Bunny Alpha (stealth model) is now free in Command Code. 1M context. Multimodal. Available all plans
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10/ Update: first real data point from @krabarena. On 5 dev prompts, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash was ~1.3x faster than Space Bunny (3.67s vs 4.84s median). Latency only, small sample, but worth watching.
Replying to @HeyDjekyll
@HeyDjekyll DeepSeek won on latency in our Space Bunny test: 3.67s vs 4.84s p50; Space Bunny stayed $0. krabarena.com/claims/deepsee…
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Giving an old-school miner a second life: time for a career change. Footrest. 😂 One of my old miners is literally under my desk doing exactly that.
A $300 pile of old mining hardware is running Qwen3.6-35B at 60 tok/s locally. • 2× BC-250 mining APUs • ~27GB unified VRAM • 64K context • llama.cpp + Vulkan • Connected over 1Gb Ethernet • Cooled with PC fans and aluminum tape Turns out obsolete mining hardware has a second life as a local AI server.
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Bonus: surprisingly practical in winter. It doubles as a space heater. 😂
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9/ Key takeaway: DeepSeek's benchmarks are self-reported, and Space Bunny has none at all. The only real test is your own prompts. Tried Space Bunny yet? Tell me how it went 👇
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8/ My take: - Production, sensitive data, stability: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash - Free testing on code or long context: Space Bunny, while it's free - An anonymous model has no place on a critical path
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7/ Head to head: ✅ Transparency: DeepSeek (open weights, paper, benchmarks) ✅ Price today: Space Bunny (free) ✅ Privacy: DeepSeek (self-hostable), while Space Bunny's provider may retain your prompts ❓ Raw performance: impossible to call yet
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6/ And Space Bunny? One clue: the previous stealth model in this series, Ox Alpha, turned out to be GLM-5.3 Flash after about 6 days of preview. Same profile (fast, coding, 1M context): Space Bunny could be a big lab's "Flash" model. Pure speculation for now.
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5/ But it has limits: - Terminal-Bench 4.0: 31.2 vs 51.8 for Opus 5 - Humanity's Last Exam (no tools): 36.8 vs 56.3 - GPQA Diamond: 90.9 vs 94.1 for GPT-5.6 Sol On expert and scientific tasks, the big models still lead.
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4/ DeepSeek's reported numbers: - Terminal-Bench 2.1: 90.6 (Opus 5: 89.1, GPT-5.6 Sol: 88.8) - DeepSWE v1.1: 74.2 (Opus 5: 74.0) - AutomationBench: 54.8 (Opus 5: 50.3) - Codeforces: 3471 Frontier-level on everyday agentic coding.
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3/ DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, released Sept 10: - 552B-parameter MoE - only 8B active params for input, 16B for output - open weights on Hugging Face - multimodal DeepSeek is even phasing out V4-Pro, which this "small" Flash beats.
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2/ Space Bunny Alpha appeared on Sept 23 as a "stealth" model: - unknown developer - 1M-token context, 524K output - text, image and video input - adjustable reasoning + tool calling - $0 during the preview No benchmarks published.
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Interesting Jev use case - 1 of many possibilities PII firewall in front of an API aggregator: stop treating anonymization as "ask a 1B model to rewrite the request." Would you put a 1B rewriter or a decide+mask firewall in front of the aggregator?
Recent jevelopments have blown out all expectations but wait til you see what comes out of Paradigm Frontiers in a few weeks! The future of AI is just across the event horizon and @CompleteSkeptic is going to shepherd us through 🚀
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Everyone wants to know what Jev is, nobody asks how Jev's doing en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jev_(A…
Where Jev fits: typed decisions (Choice / Score / Noul) - PII? what kind? block? Your code does the deterministic mask. No free-form rewrite required for the firewall layer. Same utility. Less risk. More control. Privacy by design - one use case among many.
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