It's feeling good on non-pelican workloads too. Less verbose than 5.3, cheaper/higher usage limits, vision capability and some good web design one-shots even with vision disabled.
With GLM 5.1 and 5.2, the big problem was tool calling and long-horizon coherency. 5.3 was more trustworthy at the cost of longer thinking traces, and now Flash seems to improve on it once again with a more concise, smaller model. As long as there aren't any noticeable regressions, I could see myself defaulting to this for >90% of my day-to-day coding work.
It's feeling good on non-pelican workloads too. Less verbose than 5.3, cheaper/higher usage limits, vision capability and some good web design one-shots even with vision disabled.
With GLM 5.1 and 5.2, the big problem was tool calling and long-horizon coherency. 5.3 was more trustworthy at the cost of longer thinking traces, and now Flash seems to improve on it once again with a more concise, smaller model. As long as there aren't any noticeable regressions, I could see myself defaulting to this for >90% of my day-to-day coding work.
I only see a mostly blank page with a "Paste" button, a "URL" button, and and a "Preview" label.
By chance you have a browser extension that might block fetching data from raw.githubusercontent.com ?
I just see the raw svg code