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Comment #49154525
I am sure it's very performant, but to me it's extremely ugly; Surely someone can fix margins and still have it be performant.
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Comment #49151738
I think the argument for the pelican is if it cannot do a simple thing perfectly. A more complex thing is just a stacking a small errors.
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Comment #49032032
Chinese open models are only push Anthropic and Open AI to innovate more, they are a good thing. If they don't want distillation attack they should use KYC.
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Comment #49018663
Malaysia is just a wrong place for innovation of this level. This is a good move in the long run for Balaji and Malaysia.
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Comment #49007160
Sure, China will build a lead in robotics, drones and weapon tech. They will invade Taiwan, US defends, WW3. If they don't have a military/tech lead, the status quo remains.
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Comment #49003884
Totally agree with all of this. Most of the problems we solve with AI are not one shot, all the bench marks also miss the human components when testing. Thinking alongside with a h…
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Comment #48943646
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Comment #48943555
The amount of scientific talent in China is astounding, also it's easier to be a fast follower than a innovator. Instead of limiting models and debating ethics like Anthropic, the …
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Comment #48856493
There are now 3 tiers of competition: -Fable + Gpt 5.6 Sol -Opus + Gpt 5.6 Terra + Grok 4.5 + Muse Spark 1.1 -Open Chinese models: GLM + et family The economics is on the Fable tie…
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Comment #48828294
Engineers to crawl that content cost money too
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Comment #48828280
The papers can make it free, they can just build a convenient search/retrieval API layer so Open AI and Anthropic don't pay 1-2 engineers a year at 1-2m to crawl and index that inf…
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Comment #48828252
They are so consistently wrong and out of touch with reality they are the Cramer of publications.
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Comment #48742980
Should charge AI for training on top of it or get them to donate. A small amount can fund them easily.
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Comment #48737698
The use of the "cheaper models" in big AI companies are next to useless as they don't even score as well as the open/super cheap Chinese models. Only the frontier big models like F…
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Comment #48668702
This is making the case for Anthropic KYC for US citizens. No one would allow their accounts to do this if they were on the hook for it from the US government.
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Comment #48627002
This is a good thing: A. This brings responsibilities on using these super powerful models like fable and mythos. B. Distillation attacks can be avoided as someone who does it can …
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Comment #48567032
Good guide but I think the product market fit portion of a startup is so key that you need no other skills except that to make a good startup. AI won't help you with that portion, …
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Comment #48529465
This makes much more sense. Whatever criticism for trump he's realist who does want the US to win the AI wars.
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Comment #48512304
Anthropic's own marketing and urban legends spawned by them is to blame too. They built up too much BS around mythos and project glasswing
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Comment #48512294
Not really, they are not even as good as opus 4.7
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Comment #48473310
Claude Fable is a insane improvement that is not reflected in any benchmarks that are currently out because the improvement are on the hardest problems.
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Comment #46309378
They didn't put Opus 4.5 on the model card to compare
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Comment #46299467
Having used it compared to Nano Banana: -The latency is still too high, lower than 10 seconds for nano banana and around 25 seconds for GPT image 1.5 -The quality is higher but not…
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Comment #46042284
Gemini 3 in antigravity is significantly better than Claude code with either Opus or Sonnet that I struggle to see how they can compete. And I'm someone with the 100 dollar/month p…