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Edge cases.

LIDAR wouldn't help in case of water/rain, quite the opposite. It does help for funny painting.


Basically the smallest EU countries.

I agree that Chinese EV cars are all over Europe.


Search processing also costs.

Usually it is done on GDS, which take their cut for each search. And those searches are frequently done on systems can remember 60s when they were created.


Local models are also frequently censored (try to search for some pirated content), depending on the provider.

You can get uncensored versions, but they are less usable (lobotomized).


If you select with care you can get fully-functional abliterated models. There are good abliterated Qwen 3.8 27B models and quantized versions thereof. Heretic Grimoire models are a good starting point.

It's a pity it doesn't show GPT 6.1 Sol and Terra or 6 Luna.

Maybe in some country like US there might be, bet the rest of the world? None

Same happens with SWE


There is no such thing as enteprise sub. You get API pricing, you can use whatever tool that uses http/https.


Great thank you


Most claude code users, minority can still use subscriptions.


All the programmers that work in companies with > 150 employees are forced into API pricing.

You could decide where most work.


I would just say don't underestimate how many consumer/one person companies/freelancers have a Claude sub right now. Especially with all the AI hype on social media its a real frenzy. Would definitely be interesting to see a breakdown. My company spends way more on the API we integrate into our own app compared to our Claude Code sub costs so that's why I was trying to make the distinction across different API usage


Our company doesn't integrate API at all. And we have claude code (obviously with API rates).


Yeah I'd like to see a breakdown because I think there is a huge boom in single person subscriptions that is not sustainable long-term (they will churn high like consumer churn rates, not traditional b2b)


They published the numbers. 83% of revenue is API rates, 17% is subscription (individual and small business).


Lots of end-user API usage is from consumers and small businesses though, like a lot of my business's users


25℅ of all their revenue comes from just 5 companies

https://www.forbes.com/sites/fionariley/2026/10/26/top-surpr...

They are entirely living on enterprise API rates


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