It's good that you can use an industrial hydraulic press to nail a picture on the wall but in general everybody is as happy to just use a hammer for it. It's not just that a lot of tasks can be offloaded into these…
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The author explains this very well tbh: > Today's models are now good enough for high-quality unattended tasks. Chasing the latest and greatest is silly. It is fun to see the new Fable capabilities, but the tasks we…
care to share what exactly are you working on?
> Manufacturers choosing not to scale with demand or not being able to scale with demand In a vacuum, that would make sense. But looking at how the industry works, the number of defunct companies, and how the whole…
They're quite tall an positioned just after the barriers so I would believe they're quite effective on capturing faces. https://images.ctfassets.net/pjshm78m9jt4/29ok6Erlnhk6WIqP3w...
I would love to see a similar model trained on the Forbes 30 under 30 to catch all the young financial creatives wearing Patagonia gilets. It would probably pay for itself.
Not that it's harmless, is just a point being forced into the public discourse to force an outcome, which in this case is not a ban, just a buy in from the government for regulatory capture. If my neighbor owned a…
> A year or two from now he will run this video to admit he was wrong about something I only wish this was more normalised in our society.
> Impressive? Sure. But you trained “Cyber” versions of LLMs and hyped them. How much more impressive is this, compared to developing GTA-clones one shot? Not much more. Such a well written piece. Have you seen the US…
Any shows you recommend? I've watched Old Enough! and got hooked on how unpretentious the idea and video editing feels compared to regular Western stuff.
This is supposed to be a replacement for the v4 pro model.
This is the scary part as this is not entirely true if you care to look into it. https://youtu.be/HXlcMbxzz0U?is=XdvcNJKGJxEwlB7I
That's actually not quite what I was asking for.
> People like that are problematic not just because they don't understand tech debt. They also don't understand products. There are shitloads of people in the industry who market themselves as some kind of mystical…
Could you give me an example of a similar task you asked Fable and a different model to do where Fable did a better job? I have a hard time getting models like GLM 5.3 to not perform on my tasks but I might be biased.
Depends on how you measure your ROI and how it could be different from how your company measure their ROI. The problem with optimizations is that you are competing in prioritization with other features. Reducing the…
The key insight here is being the top used model on opencode while being fully served on Chinese chips. The free price itself might be just a flex or marketing budget.
This is so true and one of the reasons why I think the "Linux Desktop" will always fail as long as it's marketed as "Linux Desktop". There's a clear market for "good enough" Linux boxes for coders and casual…
It's fascinating to me how discussions related even slightly to DHH always devolve into personal attacks for no apparent reason. Such weird mob antics.
LLMs are not magic boxes, they hallucinate and deviate quite a lot when asked hard to verify questions. The only way we got a head start of using it for coding and maths was to have some formal method of validating the…
I read it quite differently. The frontier labs can have the models but without being where the workers are they cannot do much, lots of industries have strict requirements of not sending their data over to randos in the…
I have the totally opposite sentiment from the previous LMGTFY meme. It was easier before to ask humans rather than do some research using Google, that's not true anymore with LLMs. Now if I ask a question to humans I'm…
It's good that you can use an industrial hydraulic press to nail a picture on the wall but in general everybody is as happy to just use a hammer for it. It's not just that a lot of tasks can be offloaded into these…
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The author explains this very well tbh: > Today's models are now good enough for high-quality unattended tasks. Chasing the latest and greatest is silly. It is fun to see the new Fable capabilities, but the tasks we…
care to share what exactly are you working on?
> Manufacturers choosing not to scale with demand or not being able to scale with demand In a vacuum, that would make sense. But looking at how the industry works, the number of defunct companies, and how the whole…
They're quite tall an positioned just after the barriers so I would believe they're quite effective on capturing faces. https://images.ctfassets.net/pjshm78m9jt4/29ok6Erlnhk6WIqP3w...
I would love to see a similar model trained on the Forbes 30 under 30 to catch all the young financial creatives wearing Patagonia gilets. It would probably pay for itself.
Not that it's harmless, is just a point being forced into the public discourse to force an outcome, which in this case is not a ban, just a buy in from the government for regulatory capture. If my neighbor owned a…
> A year or two from now he will run this video to admit he was wrong about something I only wish this was more normalised in our society.
> Impressive? Sure. But you trained “Cyber” versions of LLMs and hyped them. How much more impressive is this, compared to developing GTA-clones one shot? Not much more. Such a well written piece. Have you seen the US…
Any shows you recommend? I've watched Old Enough! and got hooked on how unpretentious the idea and video editing feels compared to regular Western stuff.
This is supposed to be a replacement for the v4 pro model.
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This is the scary part as this is not entirely true if you care to look into it. https://youtu.be/HXlcMbxzz0U?is=XdvcNJKGJxEwlB7I
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That's actually not quite what I was asking for.
> People like that are problematic not just because they don't understand tech debt. They also don't understand products. There are shitloads of people in the industry who market themselves as some kind of mystical…
Could you give me an example of a similar task you asked Fable and a different model to do where Fable did a better job? I have a hard time getting models like GLM 5.3 to not perform on my tasks but I might be biased.
Depends on how you measure your ROI and how it could be different from how your company measure their ROI. The problem with optimizations is that you are competing in prioritization with other features. Reducing the…
The key insight here is being the top used model on opencode while being fully served on Chinese chips. The free price itself might be just a flex or marketing budget.
This is so true and one of the reasons why I think the "Linux Desktop" will always fail as long as it's marketed as "Linux Desktop". There's a clear market for "good enough" Linux boxes for coders and casual…
It's fascinating to me how discussions related even slightly to DHH always devolve into personal attacks for no apparent reason. Such weird mob antics.
LLMs are not magic boxes, they hallucinate and deviate quite a lot when asked hard to verify questions. The only way we got a head start of using it for coding and maths was to have some formal method of validating the…
I read it quite differently. The frontier labs can have the models but without being where the workers are they cannot do much, lots of industries have strict requirements of not sending their data over to randos in the…
I have the totally opposite sentiment from the previous LMGTFY meme. It was easier before to ask humans rather than do some research using Google, that's not true anymore with LLMs. Now if I ask a question to humans I'm…