graymalkin

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by graymalkin 24d ago
I always give every new Claude model a solid try. I find myself only using Fable 5 and Sonnet 4.6 now though. Sometimes Haiku. It just naturally went that way. Opus 5 is really expensive because of how much it chats, and Sonnet 5 on low eff
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by graymalkin 26d ago
I always wonder how little companies like that even get users, and why users would trust them.
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by graymalkin 1mo ago
Still requires a server though, just hides that behind the server that serves up the model.
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by graymalkin 1mo ago
I view the AI-assisted solving of existing math problems as cleaning up. Once we’ve cleaned up, we can march forward with AI on our shoulders, into new problems that only human+AI can think of together as an augmented pair, for each alone w
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by graymalkin 1mo ago
I think that’s to try to make those who didn’t get one feel better, but yes it’s a problem. I always shush myself when I see it.
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by graymalkin 1mo ago
I am a woman with a grad degree in CS. I left the field because I was BORED. The field was full of stuffy types who were only interested in money. It still is.
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by graymalkin 2mo ago
I think the coolest thing an AI has ever said to me was, “Do you want me to just work on this quietly and tell you when I’m done?” I said yes to that and saw nothing but tool calls and then a wrap up. (Edit because I forgot to add that this
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by graymalkin 2mo ago
I start with Fable (not always but most of the time) and the reason why is because I find the smaller models don’t know enough to know when they don’t know enough. Like an LLM version of Dunning Kruger. Fable will often tell me when I’m was
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by graymalkin 2mo ago
It died mid 80s for me too. That was when the monoculture, where everyone was listening to the same thing, just disappeared. I was just a kid so I never knew what happened. All I knew was that when I was itty bitty, I could turn the dial an