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MillionOClock

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    Comment #48737307

    Not the original commenter, but personally I noticed my quota usage didn’t feel like it was being spent at a much lower rate when using Sonnet even on a relatively low thinking bud…

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    Comment #48484794

    Do you have Usage credits turned on in your settings?

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    Comment #48429843

    I was working with very small local models (<= 4B ones) in my app, there was a point where the response of the model seemed so good I really had to double check I wasn't mistakenly…

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    Comment #48339937

    Billing caps are underrated! I don't understand why they aren't present everywhere. As an indie dev there are some services I'm really hesitant on trying by fear of getting an enor…

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    Comment #47886478

    I wonder why there aren't more open weights model with support for prompt caching on OpenRouter.

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    Comment #47879397

    I see the Claude team wanted to make it less verbose, but that's actually something that bothered me since updating to Claude 4.7, what is the most recommended way to change it bac…

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    Comment #47854409

    That matches what I have seen, but I think I remember reading a tweet that had mentioned those "developing in the open" (not an exact citation, just based on what I remember), whic…

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    Comment #47854328

    Peter, while we are on the subject of clarifying what is and isn't allowed I have a question: has OpenAI clearly communicated about precisely where one is supposed to be able to us…

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    Comment #47797876

    I had a conversation right during the launch so not fully sure if it was Opus 4.7 but I also noticed the same behavior of asking questions that did not seem particularly useful to …

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    Comment #47784484

    I'm not saying this should be every single domain. This isn't about products or management, instead I would frame it like this: I notice that multiple cases where we are worried ab…

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    Comment #47783912

    Say someone uses AI, treating it as if it was a developer (probably not recommended today due to the risk of errors), and working and speaking with it as if they were some kind of …

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    Comment #47778037

    What is your app doing? Just LLM inference?

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    Comment #47493985

    I hope some company trains their models so that expert switches are less often necessary just for these use cases.

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    Comment #47419860

    Awesome! Are you planning on setting a license soon? I might have missed it but I don't see it on the GitHub repo.

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    Comment #47418484

    Very interesting! On what platforms can this run? If it can run on iOS, how would you handle attempts to access to the file system or networking, is this already wired in somehow? …

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    Comment #47407978

    It is definitely not foolproof but IMHO, to some extent, it is easier to describe what you expect to see than to implement it so I don't find it unreasonable to think it might prov…

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    Comment #47249496

    I think both should be done, they don't really serve the same purpose.

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    Comment #47135375

    It feel a bit like this to me. That's not to say LLMs should not have detected this, but I still feel like this fits the "vibes" the question gives, and some LLMs fall into that tr…

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    Comment #47135315

    You are absolutely right! It's not just relevant, it's a much funnier take at robots mannerisms than what ended up having in the end.

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    Comment #47135267

    The thing is that there is some overlap between trick questions and questions where the human is genuinely making a mistake themselves and where it would make sense for the model t…

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    Comment #47131981

    Oh no! Now it's going to be in the training dataset :'(

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    Comment #47119412

    This is so elegant, especially with the art lights! To me, the desirable future for connected homes is one where technology is everywhere but mostly hidden and this is such a good …

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    Comment #47108884

    I'm glad you asked because I must admit that in the last few weeks I totally thought this was just another agentic harness that happened to have a lot of extensions + ways to talk …