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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> There's at least $50B of LLM usage being paid for in 2026 Just out of curiosity, where did you get the 50B figure?
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> Hundreds of thousands of developers have already changed the way they were working for decades I agree on this, but it doesn't mean that there is an automatic benefit on business side ... and business is what is paying our wages &
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Just keep in mind that Zitron is in the business of content creation. It doesn't mean he's wrong[1] but his job isn't making successful predictions. [1] Actually I think it's right on the overinvestments and ROI claims
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
It's just because not enough people had this very specific problem before. This article will be part of the next model training set, and probably it will be able to solve it despite not understanding anything about world or not studyin
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Actually it's almost 2 months /s
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Even if "is just the same old shit" they have much more data and of a much higher quality to scale the RL pipeline.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
Because you provide them with the "problem" and the "solution" and once you have both you can scale your RL pipeline.
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> Both parties are using the same upstream components so it ends up looking the same. I had a look at the 4 screenshots in the post, and definitively it's not just using the "same upstream components", it's a verbatim
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by vb-8448 3mo ago
> how many other people have encountered a problem close enough to yours and solved it somewhere on the open internet I'm 100% sure that all our web, cc, codex or whatsoever sessions are used in the training, RL or either both. This
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Did they acquire also BMC?
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Probably the first >20k$ macbook ever ...
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Debt is directly tied with the ability to repay it, if the cash flow is enough to keep paying it, it's not a big issue, but thing can go horribly pretty fast if someone start having cash problems.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
> Mythos is a service you buy from a US company ... So this can be enforced better without running into thorny speech issues Do you think AWS or Microsoft would be so dominant in cloud services and office productivity if the previous adm
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
So a little bit better than GPT 5.5 but 4 times more expensive (but obviously we don't know the true cost of these models). PS: I was curious also about GLM 5.2.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
> AI-assisted coding is accelerating skill atrophy for developers who haven't built the foundations yet I'd argue that this is true also for seasoned developers. One thing I noticed (and annoys me a lot) after almost 1 year of
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
I wonder if LLMs trained specifically for this purpose can perform well with "forgotten languages". I know I'm simplifying a lot, but all this deciphering isn't it just some kind of pattern matching?
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Ahahha so true man! Some CICS regions, a DB2 and a couple of VSAMs and that's it.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
For personal use not more than 30$/month. For work, it depends, but if I have to spend more than a few hundreds bucks probably I'll start looking for alternatives (local models, Chinese providers, ecc) PS: I'm in Italy, I gue
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Almost 6 bln in sales in marketing? It looks an enormous amount given that they used to have the best models and used to give-aways tokens.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
I hope no, otherwise also Claude and GPT will be banned XD
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
> It would take years to build a European equivalent of AWS and not to mention the talent required to do that. It will never happen because it's a political decision! European politicians and bureaucrats, at any level, are idiots(in
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
I'm going back and forth with the llm agents. They are great on exploring, understanding and finding bugs in existing codebase. They are great for simple or one time scripts/programs. They are terrible, really terrible coders. The
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
91% of weekly limit of 20x plan is about 1500 bucks in API equivalent.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
If you charge me for X, but under the hood you are delivering Y IT'S FRAUD! The filter that downgrades you to opus sucks, but at least you know and you are charged accordingly.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Cost is fixed if you train a model once in several years, if you have to train 3/4 times per year to stay competitive training cost is a thing. You have to include also failed training sessions and experiments in the math. There are no
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
> Individual humans are so fucking expensive to train and upkeep This statement is dangerous man! The step from here to "we need just a couple of tens of millions of people around the world" is so narrow!
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
On python coding is definitively better that everything else: clean and not overengineered code, understands very well the code base. The only thing I'm wondering if they on purpose downgraded opus 4.8 performances in the last days bef
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Nice, but I'm really curious about how many tokens have been used. There is only one hint: 475k tokens in the screenshot when OP asked the model to fix some behaviour, but it would be fascinating to know the total tokens amount.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
In a lot of places outside US we are already above the average cost of an average human.
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by vb-8448 4mo ago
Zitron is in the business of content creation and not successful predictions . It doesn't matter how many times he (and several others around) will say the end is here , they have to be right only once. BTW, one thing for sure he i

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