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I recently had Codex working for 80+ hrs non stop (as in literally that was a single running session in response to a single prompt!). Even at $200 monthly sub
by int_19h 7mo ago
I recently had Codex working for 80+ hrs non stop (as in literally that was a single running session in response to a single prompt!).
Even at $200 monthly subscription that kind of stuff burns through tokens at a rate where it's very difficult to believe that they are even breaking even, never mind profit.
- dominotw 7mo agothats nuts. what was it doing for 80 hrs?
- shinycode 7mo agoProbably asked what’s the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything
- int_19h 6mo agoThe project is a semantic parser for Lojban that emits Lean. The specific task was to add the ability to go in reverse - from (a subset of) Lean back to Lojban. So the bot had a corpus of something like 25K test cases that it had to make roundtrip, and instructions to keep going until the test suite is green.
- fsiefken 6mo agoCool, I'm having all kinds of ideas about the use cases. Would using Loglish (Ben Goertzel's english adaptation) be practical? https://www.goertzel.org/new_research/Loglish.htm https://www.goertzel.org/new_research/Loglish.htm I'm using that to communicate with my AI. Perhaps one day we'll speak a New Ithkuil variant with AI.