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Hm, that’s doubtful. I think even one instance of DS 4.1 Flash alone at ~500B parameters needs a full node (8 GPUs).

Very Steampunk.

Historically, Apple used real photos and video for marketing material, only lit and polished to perfection to create a sort of hyper-real effect. Nowadays, who knows.

Ah, pull-down menus. I love them, use them all the time. Some modern web products actually implement them. Linear for example, and some UI libraries I’ve seen. I always add that interaction at the companies I work for, unprompted haha.

That Anthropic bet is dubious, when such credible and often far cheaper alternatives exist. There‘s barely any lock in or stickiness here.

> a function with 100 lines

there‘s your problem right there

How does it prove the performance improvement? Does it A/B test in place on a production app?

That is pretty adventurous, but it sounds really cool! Will it be open source?

A pervasive feeling at this moment in time for me.

Not sure about that. This was structurally the same before AI: the author of the code wrote the tests. The tests still helped.

Very interesting! I think I can‘t try it since I‘m on an M2 Max, but I would love to see some real-world numbers from the community here!

Sure, it’s not easy, but GALILEO shows projects like this are possible and can be successful in the E.U.

I‘m a long-time Safari user, and I still prefer it, but I nonetheless concur with everything you said in this post.

Slightly OT, but it‘s interesting and nice to see that Anthropic‘s own blog posts don‘t have many AI prose tells (or Claude-isms) in them.

What you‘re saying, critically, is only half the story. The fight was between Russia backed separatists and the Ukraine gov. The shelling went both ways. This has been endlessly discussed and investigated by the OHCHR.