Compare it against GLM 4.7 https://llm-stats.com/models/compare/claude-opus-4-5-2025110...

Also, why is it using Novita for GLM?

> Lightweight task management for LLMs

> The thing is, Python dominates AI/ML, especially the AI agents space. We're moving from deterministic systems to probabilistic ones, where executing untrusted code is becoming common.

This is so true

I remember missing the fun with webdev, when everything got complex. That's when I tried Rails again, it's truly a joy.

Dart does this, you can mark a variable as "late" which tells the compiler that you know for certain the variable will be written too before read. If something reads the variable before it's initialized, then the runtime will error. Maybe even on compile time if it can be caught, I am not certain.

Borgo could be your thing? https://borgo-lang.github.io

It looked really good! But seems kinda dead, and I don't know the Go ecosystem well enough to know if dead things can sort of keep working forever

There is also Dingo https://github.com/MadAppGang/dingo https://dingolang.com (heavy AI project)

> We do want WASM to be working really well, so if you’re interested in writing something in WASM please reach out to the C3 development team and we’ll help you get things working.

No, C3 does not compile to Rust or use Rust in its compilation process.

Looks can be deceiving.

C3 provides a module system for cleaner code organization across files, unlike Zig where files act as modules with nesting limitations.

C3 offers first class lambdas and dynamic interfaces for flexible runtime polymorphism without Zigs struct based workarounds.

C3s operator overloading enables intuitive math types like vectors, which Zig avoids to prevent hidden control flow.

Isn't Github a trademarket name?