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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
how this compares to giving agents access to github gists?
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
Ouh, right, will try to add that anchor now! Damn I can't edit. But did add anchors to separate charts: https://desktopcommander.app/best-value-ai/#sub-tokens-timel...
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
:D
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
What we learned recently is that they are tuning things. There is less compute, less tokens, less of what ever else is there thrown at it as time goes on. They use these releases to get users. When they got them they can play around with &q
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
I agree! My "dream" way to do it is closer to how Aider Leaderboard works but even bit better. To have GDPEval like set to tasks but you have information across all tasks and all models of how much time/tokens/money&#x2F
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Both Codex and Claude got worse this week. Across every plan I retested(desktopcommander.app)
7 points by wonderwhyer 5mo ago|9 comments
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
Building a tool to compare value across LLM provider options. Part of it tracks how many tokens you actually get from various subscriptions, over time. Past week, multiple people asked me about it — they'd been hitting Claude and Codex
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
Many things I agree with, but a few differences. The price of intelligence is dropping fast. You can run GPT-4 level models locally today for almost nothing in compute cost. That trend is real and continuing. Just take a look at https:&#x2
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by wonderwhyer 5mo ago
Yeah. And weird pricing seems like it's winding down. It's interesting to compare it to electricity. Basically Anthropic was selling a flat fee electricity subscription, and when someone started connecting expensive washing machin
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by wonderwhyer 6mo ago
Actually AI also benefits from thins being organized. I find Skills to be Zettlekasten inspired or wiki inspired in that sense. Zettlekast has other benefits for humans though. If your goal is to grasp lot of knowladge oyu need to do it in
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by wonderwhyer 6mo ago
Anthropic has 98.89% uptime — well below the SaaS gold standard of four nines. Yet they tripled enterprise market share in two years. That made me wonder: what is human uptime if measured the same way — against a 24/7 clock? Agents a
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Why software was never built for you – and how AI changes that(wonderwhy-er.medium.com)
2 points by wonderwhyer 7mo ago|0 comments
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The Bitter Lesson is coming for AI products, not just AI research(wonderwhy-er.medium.com)
3 points by wonderwhyer 7mo ago|0 comments
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MCPs just got a front end, and it's a bigger deal than it sounds(wonderwhy-er.medium.com)
1 points by wonderwhyer 7mo ago|1 comments
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by wonderwhyer 7mo ago
For the last year MCPs were backends without a frontend — dumping text into LLM context and hoping it would show it well to the user. Now MCP Apps are here and they could mean way more for MCPs than it seems at first. Since ChatGPT we'
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How can we compare local LLMs vs. APIs vs. subscriptions objectively?(wonderwhy-er.medium.com)
2 points by wonderwhyer 7mo ago|1 comments
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by wonderwhyer 7mo ago
The debate around local vs API vs subscriptions feels mostly anecdotal. I tried building a tool that compares them using “quality-adjusted tokens per dollar.” The idea: Tokens per dollar Weighted input/output pricing (75/25 assump
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by wonderwhyer 1y ago
Great staff, do you know how to add github pages? And may be add a link to desktop commander too.
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by wonderwhyer 1y ago
I would probably call it shipping containers for LLM tool integrations. Containers are not a big deal when viewed in isolation. But when its common size/standard for all kinds of ships, cranes and trucks, it is a big deal then. In that