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Is knowing how hard a problem is, before doing it, solved in humans?
by nomel 6mo ago
Is knowing how hard a problem is, before doing it, solved in humans?
- biglost 6mo agoYes, everyweek when assigning fking points to tasks on jira/s
- arthurcolle 6mo agoAs a unit this is funny, Jira points assigned per second (now possible with parallel tool calling AIs)
- WobblyDev 6mo ago[dead]
- Gareth321 6mo agoI don't think so. If the model used to analyse the complexity is dumb, it won't route correctly. They clearly don't want to start every query using the highest level of intelligence as this could undermine their obvious attempt at resource optimisation. I faced the same issue using Open Router's intelligent routing mechanism. It was terrible, but it had a tendency to prefer the most expensive model. So 98% of all queries ended up being the most expensive model, even for simple queries.