I’ve gotta say my experience has been the opposite. I’ve been consistently surprised at how much mileage I can get out of the $20 plan. My usage is pretty simple. I just use codex with an AGENTS.md to point it in the…
And Japan isn’t either. They are requiring that by the time you retire you’ll have paid at least 30 years into the pension system or have equivalent financial resources any gap.
I don’t think this is a very good use case. You can already do this much better with a normal LLM. The problem with doing it with a model like Jev is that it’s an extremely dumb model.
Why? It’s just a name change. They were probably under an agreement not to reveal the buyer or amount. Meta in turn probably wouldn’t have wanted news to get out and people forerunning them to claim other online…
That cuts both ways. US entities owe huge amounts of overseas assets. A more appropriate saying would be cutting off your foot to spite your leg. Thankfully no one has done that yet.
We have a subscription at work. They have a CLI agent that works pretty well. Lately I mostly use it with grok, which is actually quite a capable model.
Aider (and probably others) came well before CC.
No. Japan certainly doesn’t. If you want to renew your visa you go apply at the local immigration department and they mail you your renewal notice a month or two later. No need to leave the country at all.
It’s not really clear what you mean. 100kWh is more than the entire battery capacity of the EV.
Agree. Another consideration is that input token costs are effectively quadratic with the number of conversation turns. The minute you get into a long conversation you can see the costs shoot up. You can get far more…
Grid scale batteries and household batteries are being widely deployed. Australia is the third largest market in the world for grid scale batteries, and has the highest per-capita capacity in the world;…
I have T1 diabetes and wear a GCM so have a continuous view of my blood sugar levels. I also go to the gym and exercise otherwise. My experience is somewhat different. Even walking is more effective than chess presses…
This is simultaneously amazing and horrifying. I feel like we’re at the stage where if AI decides it needs to delete your production DB to solve the user login problem, then it’ll find a way to do just that.
If anything, it’s a very conservative estimate. Short of a major turn of events it seems very unlikely Anthropic’s revenue growth is going to slow to zero.
I think the government should make the new 0% tax rate optional. Stores can either continue to collect 8% or drop the rate to 0%. I think that might help motivate these companies to move things a long a lot quicker.…
Second/third generation children of Japanese immigrants to Brazil were historically given special visa access. I assume the OP is actually referring to these returned second generation Japanese.
My guess is that it was an abuse filter over-keyed on OpenClaw pushing Claude to certain responses patterns. Normally given a web search tool these models will search if they don’t know.
I said the model has access to a web search tool. Of course it’s the harness that provides that access. I didn’t spell that out because it’s irrelevant detail, immaterial to the point I was making.
Knowledge cutoff is completely insufficient as an explanation. These models have access to a web search tool. Gemini and ChatGPT both happily search for give info on OpenClaw. Claude denies all knowledge. What’s more…
Is actually running the unit tests what is important here though? Could you achieve the same by just telling the agent: “This is a Python project. We use uv and pytest”
It feels very much like Gemini’s writing style - overly excited with lots of unnecessary contrasts.
> It is also a bit weird that they are not incorporating speculative decoding Wouldn’t speculative decoding decrease overall throughput, but optimise (perceived) responsiveness?
These look like good results for a first model release. I’m hoping to see more, especially in the 30b parameter range.
Japan giving a security guarantee to Taiwan would be major news! In reality no such thing happened and one YouTube video of a handful of protestors doesn’t make it so. What she did say is that a Chinese attack on Taiwan…
If this was just about semiconductors then this would be a reasonable take but I doubt semi-conductors are anything more than a minor footnote in China’s strategic calculus vis-a-vis Taiwan. Reunification with Taiwan…
I’ve gotta say my experience has been the opposite. I’ve been consistently surprised at how much mileage I can get out of the $20 plan. My usage is pretty simple. I just use codex with an AGENTS.md to point it in the…
And Japan isn’t either. They are requiring that by the time you retire you’ll have paid at least 30 years into the pension system or have equivalent financial resources any gap.
I don’t think this is a very good use case. You can already do this much better with a normal LLM. The problem with doing it with a model like Jev is that it’s an extremely dumb model.
Why? It’s just a name change. They were probably under an agreement not to reveal the buyer or amount. Meta in turn probably wouldn’t have wanted news to get out and people forerunning them to claim other online…
That cuts both ways. US entities owe huge amounts of overseas assets. A more appropriate saying would be cutting off your foot to spite your leg. Thankfully no one has done that yet.
We have a subscription at work. They have a CLI agent that works pretty well. Lately I mostly use it with grok, which is actually quite a capable model.
Aider (and probably others) came well before CC.
No. Japan certainly doesn’t. If you want to renew your visa you go apply at the local immigration department and they mail you your renewal notice a month or two later. No need to leave the country at all.
It’s not really clear what you mean. 100kWh is more than the entire battery capacity of the EV.
Agree. Another consideration is that input token costs are effectively quadratic with the number of conversation turns. The minute you get into a long conversation you can see the costs shoot up. You can get far more…
Grid scale batteries and household batteries are being widely deployed. Australia is the third largest market in the world for grid scale batteries, and has the highest per-capita capacity in the world;…
I have T1 diabetes and wear a GCM so have a continuous view of my blood sugar levels. I also go to the gym and exercise otherwise. My experience is somewhat different. Even walking is more effective than chess presses…
This is simultaneously amazing and horrifying. I feel like we’re at the stage where if AI decides it needs to delete your production DB to solve the user login problem, then it’ll find a way to do just that.
If anything, it’s a very conservative estimate. Short of a major turn of events it seems very unlikely Anthropic’s revenue growth is going to slow to zero.
I think the government should make the new 0% tax rate optional. Stores can either continue to collect 8% or drop the rate to 0%. I think that might help motivate these companies to move things a long a lot quicker.…
Second/third generation children of Japanese immigrants to Brazil were historically given special visa access. I assume the OP is actually referring to these returned second generation Japanese.
My guess is that it was an abuse filter over-keyed on OpenClaw pushing Claude to certain responses patterns. Normally given a web search tool these models will search if they don’t know.
I said the model has access to a web search tool. Of course it’s the harness that provides that access. I didn’t spell that out because it’s irrelevant detail, immaterial to the point I was making.
Knowledge cutoff is completely insufficient as an explanation. These models have access to a web search tool. Gemini and ChatGPT both happily search for give info on OpenClaw. Claude denies all knowledge. What’s more…
Is actually running the unit tests what is important here though? Could you achieve the same by just telling the agent: “This is a Python project. We use uv and pytest”
It feels very much like Gemini’s writing style - overly excited with lots of unnecessary contrasts.
> It is also a bit weird that they are not incorporating speculative decoding Wouldn’t speculative decoding decrease overall throughput, but optimise (perceived) responsiveness?
These look like good results for a first model release. I’m hoping to see more, especially in the 30b parameter range.
Japan giving a security guarantee to Taiwan would be major news! In reality no such thing happened and one YouTube video of a handful of protestors doesn’t make it so. What she did say is that a Chinese attack on Taiwan…
If this was just about semiconductors then this would be a reasonable take but I doubt semi-conductors are anything more than a minor footnote in China’s strategic calculus vis-a-vis Taiwan. Reunification with Taiwan…