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2001zhaozhao
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2001zhaozhao
3mo ago
Translation: other labs have learned to benchmaxx SWE-Bench Pro better than they do
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3mo ago
Harness-wrapper tools that support multiple harnesses and allow sharing workspace features (skills, slash commands, etc.) between them will be meta.
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3mo ago
Around Opus 4.7 level would be the same as Sonnet 5 while being cheaper overall. I wonder how good their subscription discount is on both their subscription types.
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3mo ago
Just give it a scifi robot voice and pretend you're on a spaceship
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3mo ago
Wait Devin has a CLI? Time to support it in my agent IDE just like Cursor's...
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4mo ago
Image generation built for your very own dystopia!
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4mo ago
Sonnet has crazy high usage limits on claude right now but it'll get 50% more expensive after July ends.
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4mo ago
At least subscription users only have to pay $700 for $1000 of extra credits.
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4mo ago
There are two wrinkles to this: - For Claude.ai subscriptions I think Sonnet is much cheaper than Opus. This is why there was a "Sonnet only" usage bar for Max tier for the longest time. - For some tasks the sheer amount of raw in
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4mo ago
They are obviously trying to avoid getting Sonnet 5 blocked.
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4mo ago
The $1/year numerical .xyz domain is pretty affordable already, and there are multiple providers now with free DNS services.
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4mo ago
If so, it's impressive they managed to benchmaxx Qwen even further than it's already benchmaxxed.
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4mo ago
+1, this is a good thesis. It's plausible and if it's true, then that explains the opaqueness of this whole ordeal and why it's been applied to both OpenAI and Anthropic models now.
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4mo ago
We need people to rediscover remote development desperately, lol.
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4mo ago
> game servers that run user-supplied scripts I would be incredibly surprised if these micro VMs are actually viable for UGC scripts in game servers without completely destroying one's wallet.
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4mo ago
> back tracking constraint solver We'd need a LLM back tracking constraint solver and I think the bottleneck will be good grading rules on whether a direction is actually architecturally clean or extensible. I'm not sure how
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4mo ago
Inb4 the economy is just a paperclip maximizer, a hedonium maximizer, and 5 different AGIs built to maximally enrich their creators all trading with each other.
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4mo ago
It's probably possible to earn a $1B as a good startup. I think this article is right that it is a lot more possible to ethically get there as a startup than through other means, which are often much more political and thus overwhelm
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4mo ago
Well crap, I was planning on doing this. Although I did plan for OVH-level dedicated server prices, so as long as they don't jack up prices too I'll be fine...
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4mo ago
Good writeup. I think the main difference in my workflow is that I skipped the sandboxing part and accepted the coding agent having access to the entire 24/7 dev machine, so I'm still running on worktrees. Also, the "idea enr
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4mo ago
I think programs like this are cool, the company gets to promote their product and do good at the same time. This looks like a broader program than past ones and giving out GPT5.5 could be meaningful in improving open-source projects'
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Wow, what an awesome GitHub README. Informative and straight to the point. I'm building an IDE for coding agents with a project management kanban board & plugin support as two of its flagship features. I think I can learn a lot fro
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> more stuff done More stuff done per dollar or more stuff done for more dollars? Seems to be an important distinction
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Thousands of Anthropic employees believing they just finished putting out fires related to Fable this week and finally won't be on call for this weekend:
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GPT-OSS flashbacks intensify
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4mo ago
I wonder whether a layering like "Human -> LLM -> Human -> LLM -> Human" would work and provide the best of both worlds if designed and enforced well.
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4mo ago
> scaling dynamics seem to be evolving like any other org – just at a higher employee count and revenue numbers. I really wonder if it's possible to avoid these dynamics, even if you try really hard. If not, it seems to me that goal
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individual contributor
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How do they detect whether an experiment being done on a smaller model is used to improve a competing frontier model, or just an innocuous hobbyist LLM experiment?
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We'll need a lot of good summarization techniques to cut down on the cost of this model. I expect that a common use of Fable 5 is to just do high level direction while delegating literally all work (exploration and implementation) to O
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