V4-Flash-0731 - vibes after first weekend of use
Summary
A user shares hands-on impressions of V4-Flash-0731 after a weekend of testing, noting that quantization heavily degrades performance, Q3 weights can replace Qwen3.6-27B in agentic workflows, and full precision approaches GLM 5.2-level capability at remarkably low cost, though it is weak in general knowledge.
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