Likewise, I was in Pondicherry.
I was trying to book an Uber from my stay to the railway station. The distance was nearly 700 m.
Uber shows it as intercity ๐๐ along with other options.
From what distance does Uber start showing a ride as intercity?
Today I experimented with something interesting.
So basically, me and Mohit were having a chat with ChatGPT, and after a few minutes of discussion, Mohit asked GPT:
โHow can multiple models bid for a deal?โ
Context:
Suppose I have a task โ reverse a linked list.
I ask both models to bid on the task based on how many tokens they think they will consume.
The model which takes fewer tokens wins the battle, and we use that model to actually perform the task.
Here is the exact prompt I used:
like u have deal to task u reverse a linked list and u will get me how much token u consume. same thing codex will do .. like if codex gives less token amount then u will bargain on your amount .... and have to crack deal such that codex should not crack the deal
And then the debate started.
Claude started with a bid of 90โ110 tokens.
Then Claude dropped it to 70 tokens.
The first bid from both models was just an estimation. In the second pass, both actually calculated the tokens required to complete the task.
Claude: 211 tokens
Codex counter: 150 tokens
Third pass:
Claude: 135 tokens
Codex: 127 tokens
Fourth pass:
Claude finally dropped to 115 tokens...
And Codex got taken down. ๐
Why was I experimenting with this?
Because all of us are using multiple models โ Opus, GPT, Codex, etc. โ and sometimes we use an expensive/powerful model for a stupidly simple task.
The interesting part is:
We can't really predict token usage beforehand because we don't know exactly how much input/output the task will generate.
So instead of trying to predict it...
What if we make the models compete for the task?
Give the same task to multiple models โ let them estimate/bid โ negotiate โ pick the cheapest model that can still do the job.
It could be an interesting way to optimize token usage across multiple models.
Basically, the idea came from Mohit.
After all, he is a bania and we all know why. ๐
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WhatsApp only needs an OTP:logs you out & makes their device primary๐ณ
my relative got hijacked this way, scammer asked all their contacts for money๐ธ.
make it make sense๐คท
grinded a water sort game to level 40. accidentally uninstalled it while clearing storage. reinstalled, no cloud save, straight back to level 1๐
these games can show me a full screen ad after every level but "can't" save my progress? no excuses. anyone been through this pain๐ญ
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