Commenter notes newer model releases continue the price-efficiency trend
4 Sep 22 10:13 PM · 1d ago · 1 post · 2 comments · 2 sources · development 4 of 5
A Lobsters commenter points out that since the essay was written, new versions of Claude Opus, GPT Luna and GPT Sol have shipped, each claimed to be cheaper and more capable than its predecessor, suggesting the trend described in the post is ongoing.
“Since this post was written, there have actually been some more price-efficiency improvements from the U.S. LLM companies... For now, the trend continues.”
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The author gives an example of using [jgrep](https://github.com/keltokhy/jgrep) rather than grep. If I wanted to search a corpus of text for references to sphynx cats, I (or an LLM) could write a regex to search that corpus with grep. But if I want it to also catch references like "sphinx cats", "them bald cats", or "那种没有毛的猫的品种", then I'm suddenly…
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Since this post was written, there have actually been some more price-efficiency improvements from the U.S. LLM companies. New versions of Claude Opus, GPT Luna and GPT Sol have been reached, each (according to claimed benchmarks) cheaper and more capable than the previous versions of those models. For now, the trend continues.
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