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Kimi K3.1 scores 55 on Artificial Analysis, placed on the Pareto line

https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/kimi-k3-1-pro
83•theanonymousone•1h ago

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nektro•44m ago
discussion being had on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50212065
jawns•23m ago
I know the log scale of that chart is valuable when surveying the full breadth of possibilities, but I would encourage people to make decisions between nearby models based on linear scaling. Linear cost is often more useful for making the actual decision.
dgellow•19m ago
Looking at those charts makes me appreciate DeepSeek 4.1 flash even more. It’s just so cheap and fast while being a really decent model
probst•12m ago
Would you please elaborate on "really decent"? Really decent for what use exactly? I want to love it (and use it as a cheaper research model in my harness), but I really cannot get any real development done with it? It stumbles and fumbles and over-complicates, where astra just plows ahead (often in less overall time) with excellent solutions.

I really want to love this model, particularly since it's good to have an open weight model on my team so to speak, but I think I might be holding it wrong.

What are you using it for?

esafak•11m ago
Coding. What were you using last year? It's better than that.
andriy_koval•8m ago
Opus 4.6 was descent last year already
lnenad•12m ago
Every single model I've tested that is supposed to be anywhere near Opus, wasn't there. There is some magic sauce in Anthropic models that these benchmarks aren't demonstrating.
mwigdahl•7m ago
Opus 5.5 is flat out amazing, particularly how cheap it is in practice (I'm on a subscription and use Claude Code and I almost never even approach the cap).

I would love a benchmark suite that better reflects real-world coding performance, as having Muse Wonder in the top three makes no sense to me.

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221•frizlab•7h ago•73 comments

Kimi K3.1 scores 55 on Artificial Analysis, placed on the Pareto line

https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/kimi-k3-1-pro
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187•gmays•22h ago•67 comments