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Just built a full macOS-style Browser OS using Baidu’s ERNIE 5.1 I can’t lie it smoked DeepSeek V4 on web dev. Smooth desktop UI, draggable windows, working apps, file system… all running 100% in-browser. This model is alright for creative coding not the best obviously. Efficiency + decent performance... show more

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