... Aren't we back to a definition, then, that includes tech companies adding value too? All the free services I use every day I would consider value for me. Instant free search, fast home delivery, insightful…
If it happened across multiple platforms (of different owners) and the band themselves are not complaining, months after the rename, it seems quite likely. Note that if this was done against the band's will, it would be…
Are we back to using a definition that also applies to humans, then? If I'm speaking to you I can't change what was already said. Even if I'm typing something, I'm producing new tokens (backspace) to fix what was…
Are you imagining artificial augmentation somehow? Purely through tutors or training programs we seem pretty limited. Otherwise billionaires (or even multimillionaires) could have far more consistently successful kids.
I don't think that's strictly true, as I can give it a new gui or tui program it wasn't trained on and it will learn it. Unless you're talking about general abilities like sight, but the same is somewhat true of humans.
I think they're claiming it's achieved by text models, not voice models, fwiw.
I don't think "not watching it at all" is completely fair. They thought they had sandboxing/monitoring etc. I definitely won't say they're free of mistakes though. Note that the companies that haven't faced these issues…
Which safety commitments did they back away from? My understanding is that they believe safety can only be researched from the frontier, and so they're trying to be pragmatic to stay near the frontier (and viable) in…
That would be a terrible tradeoff. The ship has already sailed and a lot of public AI content will not be their own. Deliberately making their product worse to reduce AI inputs by 25% just doesn't sound worth it to me.…
Note that no one ever quotes the end of Dario's line, either, where he said programmers would still be needed in that 12 months. People think the prediction was more extreme than it really was because all the clips…
I suspect this one isn't an accident: their Work product can cut up office files, and libre Office likely has the best support for it as a library.
Yes, as a user you pick what works for you. But it is a reality for them that growth has been huge, and GPUs manufacturing is bottlenecked. People were very skeptical about how much investment most companies put into…
Commenters here likely haven't used it long enough to give non-superficial reactions. The customer quotes on the release page are all about it solving new problems, fwiw. We'll likely find out in the next few days how…
Fable only being temporarily included in cheaper subscriptions was because anthropic is severely GPU constrained. They still are, and it impacts almost all of those unpopular decisions. They did announce from the…
You're assuming they're training the model to maximize the watermark signal, on top of already adding the watermark. I suspect that would hurt model performance quite a lot, and simply be unnecessary... thee watermark…
Is there a backstory to this?
Luna as a doer, with a smarter model planning, can be a good compromise. Using sol for everything can be expensive without much gain, as a lot of steps don't need that sort of intelligence.
Out of interest, have you tried the newer models? You are not describing my experience recently.
Yes. This feature is new: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/changelog/ Simon wrote that in 2023: https://simonwillison.net/2023/Nov/20/cloudflare-does-not-co...
For agents, I've been using Exa's API for returning markdown for URLs (and search results), which also handles javascript-rendered pages, etc. It's free for up to 1k requests per month without any account, which is more…
In what way? It has worked well in my experience. It holds up well with long context windows, unlike many, too.
You can't burn through a week's opus usage in 1 hour. You might be comparing the 5-hour limit of opus with the week limit of codex?
The whole point is that it's supposed to be more efficient. But models are also still getting absurdly more efficient every year. 18 months is a long time right now (and 18 is only time to tape out, not operational in…
You might be thinking of API pricing? The subscriptions give you a lot.
slightly different motivation imho > We tell founders presenting at Demo Day, 'If you dress up too much, you will read to the investors as a stupid person.' They're coming to see the next Larry and Sergey, not some…
... Aren't we back to a definition, then, that includes tech companies adding value too? All the free services I use every day I would consider value for me. Instant free search, fast home delivery, insightful…
If it happened across multiple platforms (of different owners) and the band themselves are not complaining, months after the rename, it seems quite likely. Note that if this was done against the band's will, it would be…
Are we back to using a definition that also applies to humans, then? If I'm speaking to you I can't change what was already said. Even if I'm typing something, I'm producing new tokens (backspace) to fix what was…
Are you imagining artificial augmentation somehow? Purely through tutors or training programs we seem pretty limited. Otherwise billionaires (or even multimillionaires) could have far more consistently successful kids.
I don't think that's strictly true, as I can give it a new gui or tui program it wasn't trained on and it will learn it. Unless you're talking about general abilities like sight, but the same is somewhat true of humans.
I think they're claiming it's achieved by text models, not voice models, fwiw.
I don't think "not watching it at all" is completely fair. They thought they had sandboxing/monitoring etc. I definitely won't say they're free of mistakes though. Note that the companies that haven't faced these issues…
Which safety commitments did they back away from? My understanding is that they believe safety can only be researched from the frontier, and so they're trying to be pragmatic to stay near the frontier (and viable) in…
That would be a terrible tradeoff. The ship has already sailed and a lot of public AI content will not be their own. Deliberately making their product worse to reduce AI inputs by 25% just doesn't sound worth it to me.…
Note that no one ever quotes the end of Dario's line, either, where he said programmers would still be needed in that 12 months. People think the prediction was more extreme than it really was because all the clips…
I suspect this one isn't an accident: their Work product can cut up office files, and libre Office likely has the best support for it as a library.
Yes, as a user you pick what works for you. But it is a reality for them that growth has been huge, and GPUs manufacturing is bottlenecked. People were very skeptical about how much investment most companies put into…
Commenters here likely haven't used it long enough to give non-superficial reactions. The customer quotes on the release page are all about it solving new problems, fwiw. We'll likely find out in the next few days how…
Fable only being temporarily included in cheaper subscriptions was because anthropic is severely GPU constrained. They still are, and it impacts almost all of those unpopular decisions. They did announce from the…
You're assuming they're training the model to maximize the watermark signal, on top of already adding the watermark. I suspect that would hurt model performance quite a lot, and simply be unnecessary... thee watermark…
Is there a backstory to this?
Luna as a doer, with a smarter model planning, can be a good compromise. Using sol for everything can be expensive without much gain, as a lot of steps don't need that sort of intelligence.
Out of interest, have you tried the newer models? You are not describing my experience recently.
Yes. This feature is new: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/changelog/ Simon wrote that in 2023: https://simonwillison.net/2023/Nov/20/cloudflare-does-not-co...
For agents, I've been using Exa's API for returning markdown for URLs (and search results), which also handles javascript-rendered pages, etc. It's free for up to 1k requests per month without any account, which is more…
In what way? It has worked well in my experience. It holds up well with long context windows, unlike many, too.
You can't burn through a week's opus usage in 1 hour. You might be comparing the 5-hour limit of opus with the week limit of codex?
The whole point is that it's supposed to be more efficient. But models are also still getting absurdly more efficient every year. 18 months is a long time right now (and 18 is only time to tape out, not operational in…
You might be thinking of API pricing? The subscriptions give you a lot.
slightly different motivation imho > We tell founders presenting at Demo Day, 'If you dress up too much, you will read to the investors as a stupid person.' They're coming to see the next Larry and Sergey, not some…