If that were the case they would select the ones generated by other models at a similar rate to the ones they generated themselves.

To be fair these frontier models have been seriously increasing their pricing as of late. Opus 4.6 requests regularly cost over $5 now, with average requests costing ~$1-2. If Composer is benchmarking better than Opus and costs $0.08 per request that's a win for everyone.

I know people like to hate Composer but competition is a benefit to all of us, and I don't doubt Composer will take it's own chunk of the consumer market.

I wonder how these findings would hold up if the analysis could control for the widespread corporate strategy of replacing domestic junior roles with dedicated offshore teams?

This better be enough of a technological leap for Half Life 3 to come out

They're the ones with the most experience with the Replicators: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z45Tpp9DBq4

They are the ones that run the stargate program out of Cheyenne.

There is still an imbalance of power here. The average person doesn't have the means to parse through the mountains of data produced by the entire world, but states and corporations do.

And even if they did, the average person have even less power to do anything about it.

Personally I think posting to Github is the offering part, posting the tool to HN is definitely an invitation for opinions.

But who’s watching rat man?

little rat is watching itself too

Love that you excluded HR

No one needs HR.

C-level execs love their on-message HR.

How long until we copyright the Marvel Neuron?