The thought of this didn't even cross my mind until yesterday. I previously figured the hype was primarily around marketing, but after watching this Primagen video, I have the same suspicion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaGOKd4jqEk
“Too dangerous to release” or just too expensive?
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#53[1] https://www.anthropic.com/glasswing#:~:text=deploy%20Mythos%...
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#54My thinking is that if it really was super duper then Anthropic could charge eye watering amounts and have willing customers and set up expectations going forward that SOTA costs a lot to use. That they don’t suggests that really it is only incrementally better than Opus 4.7 and that the market won’t bear a price increase that makes it economical to serve let alone profit from serving. So the cynical me imagines exec…
They announced the pricing when they released preview: $25/$125 per million input/output tokens. I have no doubt they're already selling it to select customers.
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#57> Resource Limit Is Reached The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later. I guess it was too dangerous to even read the article
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#58When your logo is AI, your illustrations are AI, and you profile pic is AI, I'm going to assume the text is AI too and won't read it.
Now imagine that your work specs are generated by an AI agent that the EM is using. Do you still care about the work?
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#60My posts* got to the first spot on hackernews couple of times. Never once it broke down like that. And why would it, it's just a bunch of html and css files served through (free) vercel (don't think it matters). I wonder what do people run their blogs these days, so they fail under the pressure so easily. * https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=yanist.com
It's WordPress, which is a great CMS but can quickly crumble under load when using cheap hosting.
There are also some caching plugins for wordpress, but most of them still hit the database on every request.