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The technical aspects of SOTA models are not publicly documented. How do you know if something is converging?
by smokel 2mo ago
The technical aspects of SOTA models are not publicly documented. How do you know if something is converging?
- cyanydeez 2mo agoif they were still exponentially increasing, they wouldn't be preparing for an IPO. IPO is where companies go to die and founders escape.
- _aavaa_ 2mo agoIf we had deepseek v4 flash 0731 etched on a chip it would be more than capable enough and fast enough for so many people's needs, even hardcore engineer.
- nurumaik 2mo agoWill be capable and fast enough for 2-3 weeks until new sota drops
- amazingamazing 2mo agoIf it is capable today why would a new model change this?
- FridgeSeal 2mo agoBecause new stuff instantly makes anything prior bad and incapable and garbage of course! Did you forget the hype-machine speaking notes??? /s
- catchnear4321 2mo agoif capability is a commodity then the differentiator becomes taste.
- thombles 2mo agoI think it’s tongue in cheek. When I first got access to Sonnet 4.5 I remember thinking to myself “y’know if they never got any better and I just had access to this forever then that would be pretty okay”. Turns out my expectations have changed since then and I would like a higher baseline now.
- singingtoday 2mo agoInteresting. I've yet to find a model I consider sufficiently intelligent. Fable is nice, but still requires a lot of guidance for large scope tasks.
- syntaxing 2mo agoSOTA American models are not. SOTA Chinese models are. From a physics aspect, closed source models cannot be too far from open source ones in terms of size. There’s only so much you can squeeze out a B100 style cluster even with fancy Dflash style diffusion model for the speculative model.