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Once the tech catches up to the point that we can accurately select the right model for the task, then this ends up becoming a valuabke thing to have. You would
by tim-projects 2mo ago
Once the tech catches up to the point that we can accurately select the right model for the task, then this ends up becoming a valuabke thing to have. You would spin it up sparingly as part of an automated discovery process maybe for 30 mins a day. And the rest of the time is spent using tiny models.
I could see a future like that.
- jurgenburgen 2mo agoThat’s not going to happen. We can’t even estimate how long it will take to complete a backlog item until after we complete it, there is no way to know how complex a task is without doing it.
- tim-projects 2mo agoThat's too high level. Even a basic regex for words leading to tool calls follows the principle. Claude does it right now. We need something more sophisticated, but you could just escalate the model quality if if keeps failing the test. Not elegant but it will work.