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lanthissa
8d ago
5 million messages, 300b output tokens, done in 5 days, and achieving something humans couldn't. the first "Country of geniuses in a datacenter" moment.
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lanthissa
8d ago
over 5 days, you couldn't achieve that level of testing and communication with humans on such a complex problem in that amount of time. some might go so far as to call this a country of geniuses in a data center.
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1mo ago
this is exactly whats happening. Its funny having lived through this with snap dragons and phones. Everyones hyped about the branded phone, but it was the chip that mattered and how fast you rushed a product out after you got it. Sames true
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lanthissa
1mo ago
what we're going through is the same thing as smartphones, the limiter is compute. it used to be snapdragon came out HTC rushed out a janky phone everyone went omg htc is goat, then in the next few weeks and months others would implime
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2mo ago
if all it could do was operate a lawn mower and a shovel, the annual value to a homeowner in the north east is ~1-2k depending on lawn size assuming they value their free time at the same amount as their hourly wage. what you have to keep i
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lanthissa
2mo ago
they're subsidized if you max them out, i'd imagine most users are paying $20 for maybe $2-5 of tokens. anthropic probably has more customers that use more of their sub, but for open ai where a lot of their subs are consumers thro
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2mo ago
i mean eventually then will, losing means open source, vertically integrated hardware means you can opensource and win on cost
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2mo ago
at least openai had the guts to call code red and improve. releasing a model worse than luna is pretty bad. Its clear that internally they did not decide coding was a thing until relatively recently.
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2mo ago
pi is the neovim of agentic harnesses, its barebones and extremely configurable. if you're the sort of person who likes that sort of things its a forever product, nothing is going to displace it because you have full control. opencode
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2mo ago
the amount of system prompt wastage going on in orgs is insane. we identified 400k in annual burn for zero value in just one section of our large company. and the interesting thing about system prompt wastage is its a cost that scales non l
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2mo ago
it really depends on the framing, some work, especially fun work that develops skills is more valuable than people realize. From an org perspective the goal is to create the highest curve of performance over the lifetime engagement of the e
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2mo ago
EU companies own like 20% of EU compute, and a huge portion of that was from a russian asset being spun out.
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2mo ago
i mean its a value exchange, the last mile matters a ton to the consumer, the value prop the average person gets from amazon vs shopping in 2000 is insane and scales up the more valuable your time is. Not only are prices good, but if i lose
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3mo ago
demonization has nothing to do with viewers value from youtube you just have been radicalized to inject talking points into every single conversation.
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3mo ago
the 3rd party isn't an intermediary, youtube content is fantastic because it found a way to pay people to produce something for every niche, and reward the ones doing well with more viewers and more money. ofc you would prefer high qua
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3mo ago
long term he doesn't want his own distribution though. youtube offers you new viewers constantly. peertube only makes sense if it has a viewerbase and an ad network, and at hte point we're back to google but they're going to
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3mo ago
this is exactly right, people dont realize that they're getting a great deal on youtube. if you want to disrupt youtube you need to do it by winning over the creators which is a difficult thing to do since no new platform can subsidize
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3mo ago
i can tell claude to call haiku or sonnet. in copilot i can could pass all my automated browser testing to 3.5 flash, could use dirt cheap models for simple tool that were better than claude. i'd just use open router but @work we only
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i ran out of claude credits for the first time at work in months and had to fallback to copilot. pleasantly surprised, claude's way ahead in tooling but the ability to designate what model your subagents use and having access to all mo
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3mo ago
so it doesn't get blocked. last time they said a model was great at cyber it didnt turn out well
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3mo ago
the only people its relevant for is the people in first. We wont know what any other state would do until someone passes the us, if that happens. it sucks that we're in a place where the us has an dishonest leadership, because the curr
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3mo ago
why would it? if you're the us gov and sam&greg your good boy giving you 25m and dario's you naughty boy who you dont agree with politically. Let 5.6 free, keep fable chained and anthropic instantly sees rev loss and has to ca
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3mo ago
3 months ago "mac mini, neo, and air prices are to good to be true" and then the monkeys paw curled
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3mo ago
The person who wrote this was was closer in time to the technology that was able to unwind and read burned fragments of their text, than the technology that build the pyramids. pretty wild to think about.
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3mo ago
AI is the first technology that doesn't incentivize offshoring, and incentivizes co-location of talent. A NYC dev and a dev in india have the same ai costs, based the ratio tokens/salary it becomes less of comparative disadvantage
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3mo ago
in nyc any car based transportation is slower than subways often, but everyones so narrow minded they just think about their own life. if you're old in nyc cabs/ubers/waymo are a big deal, without them you're stuck walki
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3mo ago
did they not pay them enough to get good ratings on the other 3 models? whats the logic in claiming its a borked metric when everything listed is an anthropic model.
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3mo ago
the marketcap represents the cashflow estimated by the market to be taken out of the business over the lifetime of the company discounted today. your suggestion makes no sense
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3mo ago
opus to produce workflows, flash 3.5 to do them. Chinese models prob work too, but idk since i cant use them at work
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3mo ago
yeah where i work has been at $150 a week with a pretty generous over ride if you ask. people self limit when there are caps. if you give people unlimited they wont even use sonnet easy things.
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