Laguna S2.1 can overthink, but it is the first coding model to fit 64GB PCs
antirez · x · 2026-07-24
Antirez adds a caveat to his earlier post: Laguna S2.1 tends to overthink, so for some tasks its speed should be judged by how many think tokens it produces.
He still characterizes it as an interesting specialized coding model, and says it is the first model in this category that fits on 64GB computers.
Related event: antirez releases Laguna S2.1 hybrid quantization(2 posts)→
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