Kimi K3 reportedly reaches 116 tok/s in a weird canvas-code eval
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-08-04
- Kimi K3 is reportedly hitting about 116 tok/s, which the poster calls “pretty impressive.”
- The reply describes a playful “Jellyfish eval”: the model streamed 6,522 characters of canvas code, and the result was visually satisfying to watch.
- The author says they’re looking for more real-world, weird evals, suggesting this is part speed brag, part informal benchmark hunting.
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