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Using verified V4 pricing compared to Anthropic Claude:

vs Haiku 4.5: 3.3x cheaper input, 10x cheaper output vs Sonnet 4.6: 10x cheaper input, 30x cheaper output vs Opus 4.7: 17x cheaper input, 50x cheaper output

Mind-blowingly cheaper by comparison.

Completely agree, not suggesting it needs ot just genuinely curious. Love that it can be run locally though. Open source LLMs punching back pretty hard against proprietary ones in the cloud lately in terms of performance.

Thanks for the bit of nostalgia today OP. I remember the first time that I saw that browser screen. Pure discovery back in those early days of the web. I can still hear the dial-up modem crackling...

Incredible. "Hi honey, what did you do at work today? Casually discovered the edge of the galaxy. How are you?"

Insert obligatory "this is the way" Mando scene. Indeed!

How does it compare to Opus 4.7? I've been immersed in 4.7 all week participating in the Anthropic Opus 4.7 hackathon and it's pretty impressive even if it's ravenous from a token perspective compared to 4.6

You summed it up perfectly for the time. It was such a relief, there wasn't anything like it. And now we're here.

What could go wrong on a planetary scale. FFS, going to be agentic battle royale everywhere.

It all depends on what you do aka your use case. If you're in the content creatio business, which is part of my responsibilities, then yes has been massively helpful. For other roles, I can absolutely see no use case or benefit. Context matters, like with everything.

Sooooo....you're telling me there's a chance! Solar FTW!

Interesting. I wasn't aware that Brave had a separate offering like this and it's also a little confusing. It's not clear why or what is it about this "Brave" specifically, that is different from the mainstream Brave. They attempt to reference in that vague list of bullet points about this product versus the traditional Brave browser but doesn't really seem to answer it specifically. Do you know OP?