It's been 4 years since I created fastcore.docments. I keep waiting for the world to actually notice — because I really think it's pretty damned handy! 😀
@jeremyphoward
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fastcore-documents meets DSPy: AI open source crossover
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fastcore-docments + @DSPyOSS — crossover of the year!
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Gemini API improvements and model quality assessment
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I love Gemini, for the record 🙂 They only recently fixed their caching situation, and their API is still too complicated, but the models are great.
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SolveIt: AI System Beta Testing Results After Six Months
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I mainly use solveit, which is a system we built and have had 1000 beta testers using it for ~6 months.
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Sonnet pricing analysis: caching benefits versus marginal costs
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I certainly wouldn't say it's clearly worth the extra cost, at least. (Especially since I use caching a lot, which is a 90% discount for Sonnet.)
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AI Dystopian Risks and US Government Control Concerns
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You're literally replying to a message warning of "dystopian risk associated with AI". You're just ignoring the warning. If you think having the US gov in control of AI makes your kids safer, then I don't know want to tell you…
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Simplicity in Web Development: A Core Developer Principle
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Making the simplest kinds of websites is, I trust, what we all aim for as developers.
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Why Language Models Build Rich Knowledge Hierarchies
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…which is literally why I created LLMs. I explained in the original videos that the entire reason was because language models, to be good at their job, must build a rich hierarchy of abstractions and capabilities and implicit world-knowledge. Turns out it works! 😀
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Claude Sonnet 4 outperforms for coding and writing tasks
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Yeah sonnet 4 definitely better for me. Using it mainly for coding, but also for various writing and admin tasks. It does a better job of understanding and sticking to what I’m asking.
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Audio Input Gap Forces Switch to Gemini Alternative
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Lack of audio input modality is the big missing feature for us — we have to use Gemini for that.