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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> 1. Yes, but if i can't rely on openrouter to route to providers to give me the best price and the best uptime across a number of providers, and it instead gives me inconsistent results, then I will not use them. OpenRouter does re
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
At least the frontpage is no longer filled with Ruby and Ruby on Rails projects anymore :) These things tend to improve/get worse by themselves over time, if it's not AI, it'll be something else, until the industry moves on.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Yeah, sadly "audio to audio" seems to mean "we transcript it automatically for you internally which gets passed to the model", otherwise we'd be seeing models that are able to hear nuance in the input voice and pron
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> Maybe a one line change takes 2 min because it needs to run the full test suite and so on. No, it's a runtime parameter, imagine "walk speed", with zero tests as it's a 100% authored experience, tests live elsewhere
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Ay, I'm glad we now have country-specific internets, very fun :) I uploaded the image to https://i.postimg.cc/Cx6fYh8p/image.png instead, hopefully you're not on corporate network blocking the (used to be) sh
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Well, in my case it seems like a win-win, less of a punishment and more of an extra feature I gained for making the right choice I guess. It's all the eyes of the beholder!
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Just as a curiosity, have you ever worked in big tech yourself, spoken "off-the-record" with managers or executives at these places or know closely people who do/have worked there?
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
If it wasn't true before, it'll certainly appear to be true to Anthropic after this change, regardless if it's actually true or not in practice.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> I don't want to control routing. I want the model to work how the giant, prominent "BENCHMARKS" section says it works, not randomly have a 100x error rate. Why do you care about the public benchmarks at all? The way com
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Hmm, I think sometime in spring maybe. My wife tells me the same thing, she doesn't see those breaks. Not sure, I've had my Instagram account since 2010 I think, maybe like a reverse-grandfathering or just long-running A/B te
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> any model over about 128GB of weights isn't going to fit on the GPUs Not sure if you misunderstand what GPUs we're talking about, one RTX Pro 6000 has 96GB of VRAM. > Indeed. The M5 Ultra (currently up for pre-order) has 5
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I understand giving the benefit of the doubt to individual humans, we're all trying to do our best given our circumstances and contexts. But for the life of me I'll never understand why people extend this very human idea to facele
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> I got 30 sec turn around times. For a single line change that could be completed in maybe 10 seconds if the agent didn't do the whole communication overhead dance, half a minute is a long time to sit and wait during playtesting to
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I think the single best change Instagram done in a decade is the "ad break" that happens once you've scrolled through enough posts, which stops you for N seconds to stare at some random ad. I think I can scroll through 2-3 po
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> just incredibly unreliable and you are forced to pin providers and even then it can be a crapshoot as the author found. But that's the intention right? Even the name implies they just send stuff around for you, and if you want to
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We're temporarily pausing new sign-ups and upgrades to the ChatGPT Pro $200 plan(help.openai.com)
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Right, performance is more than just the aggregated memory speed of the hardware you have. I'm fairly sure, at least last time I looked, maybe Apple launched something new in the last 2-3 months that has completely changed the picture?
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I don't know, how is that relevant to them asking for IDs now and also still not yet knowing my full name and/or address?
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Which, given the section below from the article, ends up kind of ironic: > There is a deeper cost still, and it concerns the thing LLMs do most impressively: writing. [...] Outsource the writing and you have not accelerated the thinking;
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I think individually and when used sparingly, writing tropes can be fine, but when the article has every second sentence being a writing trope, it becomes pretty obvious that either a LLM wrote it, or the author simply doesn't know how
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
They certainly can't infer my full name and address from what I've used Claude for in the past, but if I'm forced to hand over my ID and I do, then they would.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> I find is bizarre people think knowing a single boolean about 18 years of age provides anything You're hopelessly naive if you think this is all they get out of it.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> Reasoning & tool calling delegation: GPT‑Live‑1 can delegate reasoning and tool calls to a backend text model like GPT‑6 Astra or a third-party model. I played around a bit with this in Codex when it became available but even when
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Yeah, it's an exciting use case. Although all these models, even seemingly GPT-Live-1 doesn't actually hear your pronunciation, it seems they all get passed transcripts, so for learning to speak another language, they're stil
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Why do companies have to be liable for how their tools are using? I understand if Claude had a template which was "Build a bomb with Claude" or whatever, but generic tools that doesn't nudge you in any particular area, topic
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Claude Executive: Damn, we hardly know who our users are, can't we just force them to say their full name or ban them? Claude Product Manager: No, that'll piss people off too much, and sadly we can't just ask for ID either...
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
What was the justification for using Persona in the first place, if this is so important to know and care about?
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3 points by embedding-shape 6d ago|0 comments
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
So not "Gitea is protected against both of these issues" but "Gitea fixed these issues earlier", which kind of feels like a less marketing-friendly version of what the Gitea employee said above. Why people can't jus
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by embedding-shape 6d ago
Slightly related, Crysis running on a RTX Pro 6000 via Proton :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5XDaO6b0uY

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