try-working

6 ms·

91.
by try-working 3mo ago
Absolutely not. OnePlus was more known and trusted outside China and should have been the flagship. OPPO has "the smell of factory girl" inside China and in SEA.
92.
by try-working 3mo ago
I worked in the OPPO and OnePlus HQ in Shenzhen. When I had contracts to sign, I wrote my own signature and then I had to go to some procurement person and get them to stamp it with a seal.
93.
by try-working 3mo ago
I worked at OPPO and OnePlus when OnePlus was being re-integrated into OPPO. It used to be its own org with a separate office, but the team was moved into the new OPPO office. If you want to understand why OnePlus has been destroyed since t
94.
by try-working 3mo ago
open source is a GTM strategy
95.
by try-working 3mo ago
I downloaded two of the official ones in LM Studio, both 3.6gb, and neither loaded.
96.
by try-working 3mo ago
I feel that skills should live in the repo folder so they can be used by everyone on the project.
97.
by try-working 3mo ago
You should make sure to not read Stratechery then. It's writing is even worse.
98.
by try-working 3mo ago
they said it will do worse on that
99.
by try-working 3mo ago
the remaining 10% accounts for the other 10,000% of the development time
100.
by try-working 3mo ago
I'm guessing you mainly think of planning and maybe review when you say that Opus and GPT vary in their output. This is more of a qualitative judgment because it's difficult to write a planning benchmark. If you wanted planning to
101.
by try-working 3mo ago
Feel free to take a look at the docs for how routing decisions are made: https://role-model.dev/ When you use Pi with pi-role-model, Pi will include task and role metadata with its request; the role-model router runtime add
102.
by try-working 3mo ago
This is an interesting comment because it makes me want to ask the question, what is the use for fable then? For me, GPT 5.4 is enough when using recursive-mode. I do appreciate GPT 5.5 Pro for some larger research, architecture, planning t
103.
by try-working 3mo ago
I can add to the above that an accurate model router is what enables specialist models, and specialist models is what will in turn make model routing common place. When we have a standard model routing protocol in place used by both applica
104.
by try-working 3mo ago
a man of taste
105.
by try-working 3mo ago
I am European, working in China for 12 years making multiples of the average salary, speak Chinese above B1 level and am not eligible for permanent residency yet. First of all, if you want to become a resident somewhere you must learn the l
106.
by try-working 3mo ago
well, I did go to 中央美术学院 so I have some sense of it
107.
by try-working 3mo ago
it's arty
108.
by try-working 3mo ago
If we define GPT 5.5 and Opus 4.8 as the frontier models for simplicity, there is some value in routing between them theoretically because two models will always have some differences. However, when the models have the same generalist profi
109.
by try-working 3mo ago
very cool.
110.
by try-working 3mo ago
Different but related: When you use a Codex subscription in an agent like Pi or OpenCode, all the requests and tool call execution go through a sandbox owned by Codex app server, and all the tool calls function somewhat differently, and you
111.
by try-working 3mo ago
We should probably only interact with the agent by writing to the log, which it executes from, and the agent should probably only interact with the external environment by writing and executing code. That fixes a lot of issues with non-dete
112.
by try-working 3mo ago
This is one of the most interesting papers I've seen. Someone said it's AI slop, well I sent it to 5.5 Pro and it was a great read.
113.
by try-working 3mo ago
yeah but it was on the frontpage and quite popular last time! and the timestamp on the comments changed too, to be relative to the new "posted" timestamp.
114.
by try-working 3mo ago
what's going on with this post? It was posted days ago and now its back on the frontpage again?
115.
First Principles of Model Routing(try.works)
52 points by try-working 3mo ago|16 comments
116.
by try-working 3mo ago
For this to work there needs to be a standard protocol for model routing so that you as the user can decide where requests go. You may wish to use mainly local models but at some times for some tasks you'll need to route requests to cl
117.
by try-working 3mo ago
Try the role-model Pi extension I built, to let Pi determine when to switch to a different model in your pool. https://github.com/try-works/role-model
118.
by try-working 3mo ago
You can do this with role-model, the model router I've built. It routes based on roles and tasks among other things. It has an extension for Pi that lets your coding agent specify request metadata for roles and capabilities etc. https
119.
by try-working 3mo ago
It's not about BNPL, it's about a price comparison service. The same thing exists in travel where Google competes with its own customers and has majorly changed the industry. There is nothing that says that Google must exist in ev
120.
by try-working 3mo ago
People buy millions of powerbanks in China.

More ›