Dax

that's hilarious yeah what it's funny because we're so used to these models being quirky but like think about this in a traditional product like imagine you have a product and you have a button and the button is like click here to do something useful and you click it and it pops up being like just kidding we don't do that like that that would be so ridiculous to actually ship something that did that yeah uh like that's something the terminal would do

that's hilarious yeah what it's funny because we're so used to these models being quirky but like think about this in a traditional product like imagine you have a product and you have a button and the button is like click here to do something useful and you click it and it pops up being like just kidding we don't do that like that that would be so ridiculous to actually ship something that did that yeah uh like that's something the terminal would do

but this is like in in claude and to be honest something i just i've just been annoyed with claude more and more for the past couple weeks and this to me was like same this is like the final straw where i'm like you're straight up just joking right now like i i'm gonna actually consider i think i'm gonna stop paying for it i'm gonna re i need to like reassess what i'm paying for yeah uh yeah because i just keep signing up for them and then it's like it's easy to forget what

but this is like in in claude and to be honest something i just i've just been annoyed with claude more and more for the past couple weeks and this to me was like same this is like the final straw where i'm like you're straight up just joking right now like i i'm gonna actually consider i think i'm gonna stop paying for it i'm gonna re i need to like reassess what i'm paying for yeah uh yeah because i just keep signing up for them and then it's like it's easy to forget what

That's what I was wondering. Is that the case? And the more you use it, the more you understand the boundaries, like...

That's what I was wondering. Is that the case? And the more you use it, the more you understand the boundaries, like...

Is it just a feeling? Yeah, I'm on the side that it's just a feeling. I mean, I think I would doubt that it's that clear cut. Like they must constantly be optimizing or like playing with the amount of compute they're allocating to inference. And there's like ways to like kind of make it more efficient for you to run.

Is it just a feeling? Yeah, I'm on the side that it's just a feeling. I mean, I think I would doubt that it's that clear cut. Like they must constantly be optimizing or like playing with the amount of compute they're allocating to inference. And there's like ways to like kind of make it more efficient for you to run.

They have to balance it. There's no way that on day one of releasing something, they nailed it and they never have to tweak that. I would be surprised if... there's not any thing where they explicitly know that, oh yeah, we did this because we made this trade-off. But I do agree that it must be a psychology thing as well, because if I really think about it, the thing that's not static is...

They have to balance it. There's no way that on day one of releasing something, they nailed it and they never have to tweak that. I would be surprised if... there's not any thing where they explicitly know that, oh yeah, we did this because we made this trade-off. But I do agree that it must be a psychology thing as well, because if I really think about it, the thing that's not static is...

I'm trying to use this stuff more and more. And it's really hard to keep track. You know, it's that thing where, like, everyone's like, oh, yeah, I know what I eat every day. And, like, you know, like, I know I eat this many calories or whatever. But then you make them write it down. You realize, like, it's so different with people's, like, perception of how much they eat or what they eat is.

I'm trying to use this stuff more and more. And it's really hard to keep track. You know, it's that thing where, like, everyone's like, oh, yeah, I know what I eat every day. And, like, you know, like, I know I eat this many calories or whatever. But then you make them write it down. You realize, like, it's so different with people's, like, perception of how much they eat or what they eat is.

So I think it's kind of similar where I know that I'm using it, trying to use it more and more aggressively. And I know over time, as I get more comfortable with it or, like, becomes more and more of my workflow, I'm definitely pushing the boundaries of it more. That just happens with any tool. So it's hard to say that that's not a factor.

So I think it's kind of similar where I know that I'm using it, trying to use it more and more aggressively. And I know over time, as I get more comfortable with it or, like, becomes more and more of my workflow, I'm definitely pushing the boundaries of it more. That just happens with any tool. So it's hard to say that that's not a factor.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We've moved on.

We've moved on.

By the way, it just straight up smells like fire in my house right now. So I hope I'm not burning down. Yeah, that's not great. I think it's because Liz turned on the heater and like, you know, how's in Florida? You're not really supposed to use the heater.

By the way, it just straight up smells like fire in my house right now. So I hope I'm not burning down. Yeah, that's not great. I think it's because Liz turned on the heater and like, you know, how's in Florida? You're not really supposed to use the heater.