wahnfrieden

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by wahnfrieden 5d ago
Well, those training inputs reflect how human thought and action are documented or otherwise expressed on paper. Humans have behaviors and mechanisms that these expressions don't translate.
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by wahnfrieden 9d ago
The X3 seems nicest as it’s smallest and a good deal lighter.
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by wahnfrieden 9d ago
Ofc
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by wahnfrieden 9d ago
And no Android
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by wahnfrieden 9d ago
How much time have you spent in Japan? The bare foot never touches the genkan floor. It's alarming to do so. Since you can't imagine it, you could consider looking up some videos of their use before mocking what you consider a fan
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by wahnfrieden 9d ago
Wrong
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by wahnfrieden 10d ago
No
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by wahnfrieden 12d ago
It's highly dependent on workload If Astra is per benchmarks so much more token efficient than Sol, why did they limit its use in ChatGPT to ~16% as many messages compare to Sol? When Sol is 40% the price of Astra, why do they give Sol
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
I gave more details here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49559593 Besides the usual tricks to optimize token efficiency, token use can be highly workload-dependent.
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
Terra is not enough for many tasks - even Sol is not enough. That's why I'm eager for Astra. I'm doing a lot of rearchitecting/refactoring and hardening in a large handwritten codebase; iterative performance and storage
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
The only subagents I use are Luna.
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
My use cases are iterative and sometimes require reading a lot of code or reevaluating work. Token efficiency is near meaningless when the workload is input-heavy. It can't always just choose to read less, depending on the task. I can
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
Many threads. I use new threads if relevant old one is uncached. (Often using a skill or doc for handoff instead of requiring full context gathering again.) I get involved in architecture and specific implementation direction. The codebase
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
OpenAI screwed up the embargo. OpenAI already publicly published the launch article, and then took it down.
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
2.5x more expensive than Sol. Can expect 2.5x more usage in Codex subscription. Sol is already brutal (even after their recent fixes, it's just a token-hungry model: I go through a full 20x account per day, on Sol Med/High standar
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
2.5x more expensive than Sol. Can expect 2.5x more usage in Codex subscription. Sol is already brutal (even after their recent fixes, it's just a token-hungry model: I go through a full 20x account per day, on Sol Med/High standar
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
They're just announcing later availability. No launch.
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by wahnfrieden 13d ago
Compared with ChatGPT, those services have a minuscule amount of users. It shouldn’t be surprising that a ChatGPT outage causes Claude and others to go down.
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by wahnfrieden 14d ago
No, you're off by one - likely because the OpenAI models punch above their weight in those comparison, hence my original message. You've shifted the comparisons to favor Anthropic. Fable/Mythos are much larger than Sol. They
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by wahnfrieden 15d ago
Just a guess but perhaps what is in the water may also make a difference
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by wahnfrieden 15d ago
Miele is plastic but excellent
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by wahnfrieden 15d ago
More likely that they are embarrassed by how their attempts compare with OpenAI's Haiku analog, Luna.
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by wahnfrieden 16d ago
CIUT has some great shows and most are available online. University of Toronto.
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by wahnfrieden 18d ago
They’re in Toronto
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by wahnfrieden 20d ago
Try the recent MOSS one? It’s very good
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by wahnfrieden 23d ago
Typically subscription usage follows API pricing, but that disclaimer was absent from this HN link. It's only clear if you've seen those other communications
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by wahnfrieden 23d ago
This is pirated content
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by wahnfrieden 23d ago
Looks like you’ve confused clarification for begging
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by wahnfrieden 23d ago
Not for subscribers though
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by wahnfrieden 23d ago
He also organized/hosted a reading club for discussing Evola, the fascist/nazi occultist.

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