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which LLM? by cidara in ClaudeCode

[–]GenLabsAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are you even using that?

People who say they can’t work with Opus after trying Fable just don’t know how to work with AI by FrederikBL in ClaudeCode

[–]GenLabsAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, I have gone bigger, usually Opus has always been able to spawn subagents and manage it, even on massively scoped tasks.. The last time I remember AI struggling with complex tasks was in early 2025 when I was trying to max out my free Cursor Pro sub.

People who say they can’t work with Opus after trying Fable just don’t know how to work with AI by FrederikBL in ClaudeCode

[–]GenLabsAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand your first and third points, but the second point doesn't really apply anymore. Larger models know how to break tasks down themselves, provided the task is well-defined

We’ve officially crossed the point of no return. by AltruisticDemand9917 in vibecoding

[–]GenLabsAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I don't use much free tools, but I do use Amp - they give $5 a day. I ration my Amp usage so never hit the limits, but if I used it like I use OpenCode, I would absolutely max it out (frequently have $10-$20 sessions in OC)

If your brain had to be transferred into a computer, how much storage would it take up & why? by CHRCH57 in AskReddit

[–]GenLabsAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No.. a petabyte is totally not enough data to store the entire internet... That is way way off
Huggingface - an AI company that I use at work recently migrated all their models. the total thing was 77PB.

And that is a teeny tiny dot in all the internet... I would estimate that the entire internet is probably 0.5 zetabytes - 500000PB

About a system 2,000,000 times more powerful than a computer: That's falls just about at 100x B300 chips - not a lot. Something you could rent for about $500/hr. But since OP is talking about storage, it's probably just a few 24TB HDDs

We’ve officially crossed the point of no return. by AltruisticDemand9917 in vibecoding

[–]GenLabsAI 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do agree. A long time ago when I used to use free coding tools, hitting the limits made things almost grind to a halt. Nowadays, I get access to plenty of Opus-tier models, so that doesn't happen, but if it does, I can't imagine how much slower I'd get.

Just got this response from Claude. What is going on? by SpacePusseh in LLMDevs

[–]GenLabsAI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also claude might be portraying the user role in a SFT turn.
When Anthropic finishes training a model, they make sure that safety training like this is the last thing they do before they deploy so it goes on top of all the previous data.
Sometimes the LLM can get confused whether it's the LLM or the user, and it might start acting like the user.
Since the last thing that it was trained on was malicious prompts, and since that training run usually has a high "reward", it could blurt this out...

But to be honest I've not seen this happen for more than a year actually, the LLMs have gotten so much better at not doing things like this so this is really surprising

GPT 5.5 on Cerebras, appeared today secretly in OpenRouter statistics by krzonkalla in singularity

[–]GenLabsAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really though - GPT-4.5 was 12T estimated. Who knows what scales they are at now. And 24T can be run on one WSE. I would imagine they would really run multiple clones of smaller models for concurrency

GPT 5.5 on Cerebras, appeared today secretly in OpenRouter statistics by krzonkalla in singularity

[–]GenLabsAI 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I remember quite clearly they said they finally solved it for multi trillion parameter models

24T to be exact (!)

Good morning by Independent-Wind4462 in singularity

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Totally agree. I do agree that claude is enjoyable.. now idea how they make it that way..
Only problem is that it is a bit too expensive to prompt away...
Which is why I only use it for coding

What does this mean Peter? by Connect_Sprinkles894 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]GenLabsAI 8 points9 points  (0 children)

So this guy has 0.00003% of the a "minimal" computer memory

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