Their recently released S-1, though I don't think they do a detailed breakdown.
I couldn't agree more around the ideological friction slowing things down, especially code review. I'd be really curious to get people's thoughts. Personally I do code review, it's what we do at my workplace, and we…
This is such a hilarious comment when we've literally just had Sol 6 and Opus 5.5 drop that are massive wins for efficiency. I mean, how out of touch can you be? Especially if you think power saving and efficiency come…
I was under the impression that GitHub Copilot was much more expensive because you're always paying API rates?
I think this is just a case of the bitter lesson that increasing compute just makes all these predictions meaningless. LLMs just keep going when everyone predicts them to fail constantly.
I've heard very little positive press around Sol 6, with a ton of people preferring Sol 5.6 instead. I haven't used it much yet, but I have much higher hopes for Sol 6.1, as it seems to be based off of a completely…
Yes, all those things are fine. People should be able to build where they want. We can have reasonable restrictions around noise and pollution, but not on the land use itself.
It seems pretty clear that this is a much larger model than Sol 6, and you can see this in the much lower generation times. I think this is also the main explanation for the $200 plan being cut in terms of API usage.…
I think the only answer to this is you're just not using agents enough, because even with the very cheap pricing, it's still easy to rack up a large bill.
That's only true if you're paying API prices, but you really, really should be using the subscriptions. Both the personal and business ones are still really good value.
Well, we're stuck between a left-wing party and a left-wing party, both of whom, despite what they say, hate economic growth and try to restrict it at every opportunity. And that's largely because the average Brit has…
>truly air-gapped environments I don't think people have given much thought about just how hard this would be for large AI models, that need super powerful hardware/cooling etc. Are you going to air-gap your entire data…
>token-hungry model It's kind of funny how this is the exact opposite of the truth. It's one of the most token-efficient models ever. The claims aren't bullshit. Every conceivable benchmark and test you can throw at it…
If your benchmark shows Opus 5 winning, I really question the validity of it.
As someone from the UK, Techy, nerdy people can know, but normies don't. Also, I'd add that gym bros definitely have heard of them, especially if they are familiar with steroids. The GLP-1 drugs are probably the main…
I think it's pretty clear that most of the discussion around AI is just generally bullshit. I've seen some articles on some data centres that were very loud because of gas turbines, but realistically, what percentage is…
Obviously everyone likes the think "this time it's different" but with LLM's and AI it certainly seems to be the case. Having a machine that's even as smart as most human's + cheap robotics, does seem to lead to us…
I think that's an incredibly dangerous slippery slope. If you effectively control what is monetised, you effectively control what is said en masse. It's a distinction without a difference.
I mean it's absolutely true that China is loving the American AI backlash and is fueling it. How purposely they are doing this is unclear, but they have the motive and means. Let your biggest rival shoot themselves in…
Precisely, if we expect AI/LLM progress to continue as it currently is, then data centers seem like a sure fire bet. They will just print money if AI reached that level.
If you believe AI will become increasing important, which most people in tech seem to agree on. Having data centers in your country seems incredibly important, especially to the EU. You'd really hope to see the exact…
I mean bribes can be good. Sure you can build a data center near me, if your going to fund a new swimming pool and library with the taxes you pay. Also I get reduced local taxes? Even better! Infrastructure building…
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Ah yes, the majority of people obviously don't know about climate change! It's far grimmer to realise that people know, they just don't think we have an acceptable answer yet. I'm not willing to accept any climate…
Their recently released S-1, though I don't think they do a detailed breakdown.
I couldn't agree more around the ideological friction slowing things down, especially code review. I'd be really curious to get people's thoughts. Personally I do code review, it's what we do at my workplace, and we…
This is such a hilarious comment when we've literally just had Sol 6 and Opus 5.5 drop that are massive wins for efficiency. I mean, how out of touch can you be? Especially if you think power saving and efficiency come…
I was under the impression that GitHub Copilot was much more expensive because you're always paying API rates?
I think this is just a case of the bitter lesson that increasing compute just makes all these predictions meaningless. LLMs just keep going when everyone predicts them to fail constantly.
I've heard very little positive press around Sol 6, with a ton of people preferring Sol 5.6 instead. I haven't used it much yet, but I have much higher hopes for Sol 6.1, as it seems to be based off of a completely…
Yes, all those things are fine. People should be able to build where they want. We can have reasonable restrictions around noise and pollution, but not on the land use itself.
It seems pretty clear that this is a much larger model than Sol 6, and you can see this in the much lower generation times. I think this is also the main explanation for the $200 plan being cut in terms of API usage.…
I think the only answer to this is you're just not using agents enough, because even with the very cheap pricing, it's still easy to rack up a large bill.
That's only true if you're paying API prices, but you really, really should be using the subscriptions. Both the personal and business ones are still really good value.
Well, we're stuck between a left-wing party and a left-wing party, both of whom, despite what they say, hate economic growth and try to restrict it at every opportunity. And that's largely because the average Brit has…
>truly air-gapped environments I don't think people have given much thought about just how hard this would be for large AI models, that need super powerful hardware/cooling etc. Are you going to air-gap your entire data…
>token-hungry model It's kind of funny how this is the exact opposite of the truth. It's one of the most token-efficient models ever. The claims aren't bullshit. Every conceivable benchmark and test you can throw at it…
If your benchmark shows Opus 5 winning, I really question the validity of it.
As someone from the UK, Techy, nerdy people can know, but normies don't. Also, I'd add that gym bros definitely have heard of them, especially if they are familiar with steroids. The GLP-1 drugs are probably the main…
I think it's pretty clear that most of the discussion around AI is just generally bullshit. I've seen some articles on some data centres that were very loud because of gas turbines, but realistically, what percentage is…
Obviously everyone likes the think "this time it's different" but with LLM's and AI it certainly seems to be the case. Having a machine that's even as smart as most human's + cheap robotics, does seem to lead to us…
I think that's an incredibly dangerous slippery slope. If you effectively control what is monetised, you effectively control what is said en masse. It's a distinction without a difference.
I mean it's absolutely true that China is loving the American AI backlash and is fueling it. How purposely they are doing this is unclear, but they have the motive and means. Let your biggest rival shoot themselves in…
Precisely, if we expect AI/LLM progress to continue as it currently is, then data centers seem like a sure fire bet. They will just print money if AI reached that level.
If you believe AI will become increasing important, which most people in tech seem to agree on. Having data centers in your country seems incredibly important, especially to the EU. You'd really hope to see the exact…
I mean bribes can be good. Sure you can build a data center near me, if your going to fund a new swimming pool and library with the taxes you pay. Also I get reduced local taxes? Even better! Infrastructure building…
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Ah yes, the majority of people obviously don't know about climate change! It's far grimmer to realise that people know, they just don't think we have an acceptable answer yet. I'm not willing to accept any climate…
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