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paxys
4mo ago
If you remove left-leaning states there’s no company remaining that will actually use these models.
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paxys
4mo ago
There are 3 models. Ultra is just a reasoning setting.
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paxys
4mo ago
Given the expectations everyone has created GPT-6 has to pretty much be AGI.
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paxys
4mo ago
The space is mature enough that pricing should largely be disconnected from underlying training cost. Basically, they are selling it for $X because that’s what the market expects the latest Pro-level frontier model to cost.
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paxys
4mo ago
Even if their chip is a difference maker, end of the year is wayy too optimistic. It’ll at minimum be a multi-year effort to bring it to production at scale.
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paxys
4mo ago
Faster tokens = more reasoning loops, so it can actually make the models smarter as well.
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paxys
4mo ago
And who will do the regulating? The same politicians taking these bribes?
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paxys
4mo ago
That doesn’t mean they are immune to US laws. If they want to continue to operate in the largest market in the world they will fall in line. And if you are a legit American business you aren’t going to illegally bypass import/export co
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paxys
4mo ago
> falsely flagged and banned from ever using GPT models again That would be the best case scenario. More realistically a few wrong prompts is going to get you on a government list, and if you’re an immigrant some dark cell.
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paxys
4mo ago
How much are you able to contribute to Trump’s election fund?
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paxys
4mo ago
And every single one of those providers would buckle under government pressure. Fable itself is hosted on all major cloud providers. How many offer it today?
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paxys
4mo ago
New request/response schema, new capabilities, or really anything that would break your existing workflows if you changed “5.5” to “5.6” in your application. There have been many leaps forward in the past - tool calling, reasoning, age
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paxys
4mo ago
Unless you are hosting it yourself on your own infrastructure it absolutely can be taken away.
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paxys
4mo ago
A couple of lines in a press release isn’t “pushback”.
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paxys
4mo ago
It’s the same as the SaaS model. Price keeps going up, and to justify it they keep forcing you to upgrade to new versions with features that nobody asked for.
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paxys
4mo ago
The real fallacy is your assumption that the business doesn’t expect the hit in customer experience. In reality they have thought about the consequence and made the conscious decision to not care.
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paxys
4mo ago
Such great value that it’ll stop getting updates next year.
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paxys
4mo ago
It’s not a storm anymore but the new normal. People waiting for prices to come down are going to be very disappointed.
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paxys
4mo ago
M5 Air is still incredibly cheap on Amazon and Best Buy ($950). This is perhaps the best deal you are ever going to get for a MacBook, because they are all going to raise prices.
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paxys
4mo ago
Personal computing was essentially dead when companies figured that renting hardware and software and charging monthly subscriptions was a lot more profitable.
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paxys
4mo ago
You may have equivalent power on that $6 computer but can you run the same applications?
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paxys
4mo ago
FYI - other retailers still have the old prices. Some even have discounts. The cheapest MacBook Air is now $1300 on Apple and $950 on Amazon and Best Buy. I imagine this will change soon, so grab them while you can.
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paxys
4mo ago
They people who don’t pay for ChatGPT still spend money on toothpaste and movies and cars and cereal and a million other things. There’s a reason the advertising industry exists.
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paxys
4mo ago
Their entire ads rollout is recent.
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paxys
4mo ago
Yes their $8 (or equivalent) tier does have ads. It says so on https://chatgpt.com/pricing .
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paxys
4mo ago
People have estimated that a $200 Claude Max 20x subscription gets you ~$2800 worth of tokens every month if you use it continuously. So if you can find a way to resell the tokens you can offer a 90% discount and still make a profit.
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paxys
4mo ago
Every developer at my company uses their Claude Code subscription on an EC2 dev box. Plenty of other tech companies do the same. Heck nowadays people even install Claude Code directly on production servers in data centers and use it as an o
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4mo ago
Repeatedly warn everyone that your models are so good they will wreck cybersecurity. Complain/brag that chinese firms are illegally using the models and bypassing export controls. Be surprised when your model gets banned by the governm
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paxys
4mo ago
As long as you stick to a single unique IP per account it isn't going to get flagged.
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paxys
4mo ago
The websites, music, movies, books, photos, art that they stole didn't appear out of thin air. The amount of time and effort people have collectively poured into creating these works throughout history far, far surpasses Anthropic'
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