Tell HN: Anthropic's Fable model is too expensive
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Re: Tell HN: Anthropic's Fable model is too expensive
#2Fireworks.ai has a $50 plan in early access
https://docs.fireworks.ai/firepass
I'm shopping around for more good deals like this, I'm long on open weights and sour on Big Ai
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#5 uvx agentsview usage daily
That should tell me the token total and dollar cost across all of your local coding agents.If it doesn't seem to know how much Fable costs you can follow these instructions to teach it the Fable pricing scheme, then run the command a second time to see the results: https://til.simonwillison.net/llms/agentsview-custom-model-p...
I've not run into the same Fable quota problems that others have reported myself yet. I wonder if people are running prompts that are somehow spinning up a ton of subagents?
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#8Too expensive, yet probably still too cheap to make up for their cost of developing and running it. Don’t expect prices to go down. Or if they superficially go down, the models just consume more tokens per task so your bill still increases in the end.
(I think it may even be expensive enough for them to recoup their costs, unless OpenAI or Gemini put out a similar capability model before Anthropic have had a few months to make bank from it. There was that rumored customer who spent $500m in a single month, and that was just for Opus!)
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#10Anyways, I don't get it, do you wish they never released Fable? I can't believe they're making any money on it. I'd bet they said we're gonna burn 100 million dollars on 12 days of unlimited access just to at least give people a taste and maybe recoup our losses if people actually pay for it later.