Posts on X before Dec 18, 2024, 3:10:57 AM UTC

the winner of the "native multimodality" wars is going to be the first model that can tap in to the latest web results from personal testing the leaders in this space are google obviously, and SURPRISINGLY, grok chatgpt's search is 3rd place for me rn
ok im consistently hitting 7 minute thinking times with o1 pro, that means we're REALLY cooking, the results are immaculate tbh
ChatGPT Search vs xAI's Grok search. The results speak for themselves. Holy fuck what a difference in accuracy and conciseness.
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every morning I wake up and am sad again after finding out there are no new online models via API other than the old Perplexity 3.1 / Sonar stuff such an easy W for whoever releases this. though I must say, OpenAI is quite primed for this, just make ChatGPT's "Search" API-ready
llama-3.3-70b is an absolute beast. not enough people talking about it imo. so accurate, follows guidelines and rules so well, rarely defects from its expected outputs. amazing.
if you are prototyping a business idea and it's taking you more than one week to have a good rough version to test out with yourself and your friends, then you are not up to speed with how fast development is these days
ok and now it's a love-only relationship after I got near instant support in the DMs and got my developer profile turned on by them absolutely amazing experience so far. you can just do things
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So I have a love and hate relationship with @GroqInc - long story short, I wish their developer tier finally came out so I can buy credits or whatever so that it's finally reliable rather than being randomly limited since there's only a free tier.
If you're using OpenRouter, make sure that you are setting quantizations to BF16 and then down from there so that your requests are always hitting the best available version, even if it may be a little bit slower. The results difference speaks for itself.
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