Going backwards would be an improvement at this moment in time. High hopes, low expectations given the current state of Codex.

Exactly! Why?

Swag needs to say 0% to be relevant today. Sadly.

This on a flipping TUESDAY when I have 3 demos later this week with our biggest leads yet. I’m now dropping $100 at a time on credits. (Also why does the pet keep showing on restart?)

The funny/not funny thing about equations like this is they can often be overcomplicated by our own arbitrary human labels. We invent different units for space and time, and then we have to invent messy constants like c^2 just to stitch them back together! E=M

So have they uploaded jujitsu yet?

Man can only imagine what 10 years from now will look like! 🚀

Let’s not please. If we do, just keep it reasonable.

This is a very high level, conceptual presentation, not so much “exactly how Anthropic…” as stated.

This. Exactly.

Hoping it sparks some major wins for the future of tech

Oh wow, the reality of that hits really hard.

Not beginning.

catches up to the hype. That said, even though prices are rising right now, the inescapable math of silicon deflation guarantees we are still getting a massive, venture-funded bargain on the most powerful productivity multiplier ever built. So shut up and code!

the exact same AI output will cost pennies to generate just a few years from now. (They are surfing the wave of Moore's Law and algorithmic efficiency.) We are all just enjoying a heavily discounted, chauffeur-driven ride on a venture-backed supercomputer while the hardware ...

That said this is not that, not exactly. The AI pricing war is a classic VC land grab, just like Uber was. AI companies are subsidizing inference costs. VCs are footing your compute bill today, but they are doing it with the mathematically sound expectation that ...

Remember how Uber was subsidized by seed round investment and VC, operating at a loss to drive taxi cab companies out of business and get people hooked on the convenience of ride share apps? Pepperidge Farm Remembers. ...

It’s impossible to choose a favorite. They are both perfect in their own respective perspectives.

What a wild ride of discovery we are on, arguably in its absolute golden age. Just a few decades ago, much of what we consider established science was pure mathematical theory. Now, we are peeling back the layers of the cosmos in ways our ancestors could only dream of.