Strata + Qwen 3.8 Flash Next: fast, but what's it costing in quality?
Summary
一位用户质疑 Strata 的高性能宣传：虽然 tokens per second 和针尖测试数据亮眼，但其剪枝专家（pruned experts）与量化是否牺牲实际输出质量尚未经过验证，建议用 llama.cpp 上的相同 GGUF 来对照测试。
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