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Working at Physical Intelligence to make AI do your laundry instead of just yapping. https://www.π.com/

My blog: https://james.darpinian.com/blog/

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Creator of See A Satellite Tonight: https://james.darpinian.com/satellites/

Based in Palo Alto
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Show threadmodeless1d ago
It's a decent model if the benchmarks are to be believed, but it won't be close to Opus in usefulness for programming. None of these benchmarks completely capture what makes a model useful for day-to-day coding tasks, unfortunately. It will take time for them to catch up, and Opus will keep improving in the meantime. But it's good to have more competition.
Show threadmodeless5d ago
Huh, I didn't know AV2 was out. What are the new features besides (I assume) incremental compression efficiency?
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That's not really a qualification so much as a required step, as you can do it anytime in the next two weeks to get the credit. And I have, but no credit.
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The only listed qualification is "You’ve subscribed to a Pro, Max, or Team plan by April 3, 2026 at 9 AM PT", however I am not getting the banner for this credit. I suspect that there's an unstated additional qualification: that your account hasn't previously received an extra usage credit.

I don't know if they should be handing out more credits right now considering that my Sonnet requests in Claude Code are routinely delayed by several minutes, presumably due to capacity issues...

Show threadmodelessJan 23
It's really staggering how much impact one engineer can have when working on a product used by billions of people. Fixing just one of these issues would instantly be the most valuable thing that person ever does in their life by orders of magnitude. We have incredible leverage in the software world.