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i would argue we have had AGI since early 2024 and it was generally accessible It doesn't seem like that will be the case as we move towards ASI - $200 a month price limit for openai, rate limits for claude, etc. It does seem like super human intelligence will only be accessible to those already
February 6, 2025 at 5:57 PM
i would argue we have had AGI since early 2024 and it was generally accessible It doesn't seem like that will be the case as we move towards ASI - $200 a month price limit for openai, rate limits for claude, etc. It does seem like super human intelligence will only be accessible to those already
It’s been months since I heard about RAG. I figured large context windows would consume it but surprised about how fast. Vector databases still have a space but in terms of a tacked on framework seems like agents have replaced RAG as the cherry on top of the llm cake
February 1, 2025 at 12:07 AM
It’s been months since I heard about RAG. I figured large context windows would consume it but surprised about how fast. Vector databases still have a space but in terms of a tacked on framework seems like agents have replaced RAG as the cherry on top of the llm cake
being able to see the stream of thought for reasoning model is super useful for getting the query right in a follow-up
January 27, 2025 at 6:15 AM
being able to see the stream of thought for reasoning model is super useful for getting the query right in a follow-up
the strength of the deepseek models is a big win for all llm app developers who have been building local first non-http apps. i think that space will get really interesting.
January 27, 2025 at 4:57 AM
the strength of the deepseek models is a big win for all llm app developers who have been building local first non-http apps. i think that space will get really interesting.
openai's task feature very hit or miss. using it to give me fun weekend things to do with family and every single one of them is a hallucination. it even has links it cites (they are all eventbrite for some reason) and the underlying website doesn't contain the activity/event
January 25, 2025 at 6:17 AM
openai's task feature very hit or miss. using it to give me fun weekend things to do with family and every single one of them is a hallucination. it even has links it cites (they are all eventbrite for some reason) and the underlying website doesn't contain the activity/event
so the deepseek guys are definitely heros and trailblazers. and of course the irony isn't lost on anyone that china leading the open source charge. but is it china or is it deepseek? like is tencent and bytedance open sourcing their key algorithms to the same extent or is it like openai/anthropic?
January 23, 2025 at 6:49 AM
so the deepseek guys are definitely heros and trailblazers. and of course the irony isn't lost on anyone that china leading the open source charge. but is it china or is it deepseek? like is tencent and bytedance open sourcing their key algorithms to the same extent or is it like openai/anthropic?
since 2022 there has been a bit of a horse race between llm models and image gen models. there is more utility in llms so of course more chatter around them but it seems like the hype around image gen has really died down.
January 22, 2025 at 5:28 PM
since 2022 there has been a bit of a horse race between llm models and image gen models. there is more utility in llms so of course more chatter around them but it seems like the hype around image gen has really died down.
uv seriously bumps up python in terms of the language rankings. is crazy how bad python's package management ecosystem has been. it's weird that poetry wasn't the answer - it has everything you want in theory but it always feels like a hassel
January 18, 2025 at 6:32 AM
uv seriously bumps up python in terms of the language rankings. is crazy how bad python's package management ecosystem has been. it's weird that poetry wasn't the answer - it has everything you want in theory but it always feels like a hassel
it is so much easier to code now - the cost of code has gone way down. there is way less of a premium on talented coders. llms still don't understand code from an app perspective though. it rarely recommends using monitoring/telemetry/analytics in a way that scales. so there is still value in...
January 17, 2025 at 6:00 AM
it is so much easier to code now - the cost of code has gone way down. there is way less of a premium on talented coders. llms still don't understand code from an app perspective though. it rarely recommends using monitoring/telemetry/analytics in a way that scales. so there is still value in...