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Which flash model wins? DeepSeek v4.1 flash, Qwen 3.8 flash, or GLM 5.3 flash 🤯

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Praveen Yadav's profile picture
Praveen Yadav3 days ago

Glm 5.3 flash looks like a winner to me

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VulKan3 days ago

4.1 Flash takes the cake

Uday G's profile picture
Uday G3 days ago

i liked the deepseek v4.1 result

Konstantin Anagnostou's profile picture
Konstantin Anagnostou3 days ago

DS for sure

Maحmoud Ismaعil's profile picture
Maحmoud Ismaعil3 days ago

Qwen

SK's profile picture
SK3 days ago

Why did y need to add V4 pro ? U comparing flash models

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Alina Ai3 days ago

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash looks like the one to beat right now.

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Khen3 days ago

Very cool test

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GMI Cloud3 days ago

thanks!

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Kawai 🎀3 days ago

4.1 flashhh it's cool

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sigma3 days ago

Which harness was this on?

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Ahmet3 days ago

i see 4 claude models

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Rupert3 days ago

Please give this idea a try.... 1. Take the code from all of them, merge into zip or document. 2. Give all of them the merged file and do a second pass to see how they adapt to the new information 3. Show us ❤️

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