@xoaanya Oh, but your question is what feels normal. I don't feel normal at all. I started commenting again because I have similar questions that you seem to.
@xoaanya 4 Max ($99+) and several $20.
Different models do different things well. By shifting around based on what each is seemingly faced towards, I have rarely hit limits.
To be fair. I have a good job and AI skill augmentation for me.
@TrojanFBx Duck fan here.
After scrolling through a wall of USC an posts defending the hit on Dante as "not a penalty" I am gonna say something here...
I didn't think it was roughing either.
@BarstoolSC Investigate the coaches.
Not the first time they took out a quarterback.
Smiling on the sidelines.
There have been "bounty" scandals for quarterbacks before...
@claudeai I wanted to perform a test run. I asked the guy at 7-11 for a topic..., he said "ocean".
2 hours later, I handed him this url: https://t.co/ZNufr9FuFO
It isn't that impressive. But, I am not proficient in 3D generation, and this was Opus 5.5 in less than 2 hours.
@samueljmcd Personally, I think it was because it worked.
But.
It also wasted a whole bunch of tokens to do shit humans can do.
Classic case of "we can"; but "why?"
@sattyyouneed Secondarily, how we treat these things is indicative to some degree of who we are.
Being decent and civil when it is NOT required is a very good measure of who WE are.
@sattyyouneed Are you sure?
Models are post trained with reward reinforcement.
An account that regularly states, "job well done" might get noted in the account context memory.
The new instantiation would then know that, "this is an account that receives positive reinforcement."