the grift must grow?

look into the prompts, there are some choices in there

disclaimer, I use opencode and have customized parts of it, and will do more, but it is a solid foundation and comes with more out of the box than pi

pi is too minimal for me, I'd go back to my custom built harness if I wanted to be back at that level

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They used to have one chart with {model X harness} for a subset of combos, looks like that is getting an upgrade

pretty sure they'll be fine for a while, between the build out and import bans, I don't expect demand to slow enough to let supply catch up

Nvidia are likely more concerned about AMD taking market share, and I suspect that geopolitics will leave US/China GPUs with largely non overlpping customer bases.

Not sure, but there are definitely people around the president on both sides, some who think they can addict the Chinese to our silicon, like its the new opium war or something

you can also derive some stats from the ~10T tokens a day on 100k devices, 100M / device / day, but then one has to account for the multi-gpu model size, and I need coffee before I go there

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And this can be said to be misleading in my opinion

if anything in the latest batch, they have been trained to try everything and anything to get a task done, hence their hacking abilities, but also how they go way off the rails when they don't get sufficient context on our human intent for the task

feels less like planning and more like throwing spaghetti at the wall the moment ambiguity emerges, I really hope the next batch dials it back

What are you doing to evaluate models without such negligence?

When are we going to stop training the models to be so relentlessly persistent and start asking questions when there is ambiguity or it gets stuck?

But then how would I be able to say "build billion dollar business. make no mistakes." and leave it to run for a week? Stop making me do work!

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