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@blatennic@0xSero I tried a qwen variant it worked decently I believe it was 4B quant, it barely fit and my context window was garbage. That laptop sounded like a helicopter was taking off when I asked it a simple question.
More than ever before I feel like Fable 5 speaks a different kind of English than we humans do.
It isn't conversational, its not 'light' to read, it barely explains — it's pure load-bearing density, meaning compacted until every token earns its place.
It assumes your context window is as large as its own and you have perfect recall of everything you're working on. Similar to how AI-chess feels alien, this too, feels almost akin to an alien language.
I mean, just read this stuff, nobody talks like this, only advanced AI does:
As we enter the era of AI agents, one of the defining questions is how you develop competitive advantage when your competitor has access to the same AI models and intelligence as you.
The companies that are able to best harness their internal institutional knowledge, existing data assets, and domain-specific workflows -- connected with AI -- will be those that are able to stay ahead in the future.
Whether a company decides to build out the tech stacks themselves, or leverage a variety of best-in-class tools is certainly one core variable. But the key is to find the way that the enterprise can capture and protect the value created by their unique data, processes, and expertise over the long run. Each industry will have their own version of this, and the competitive advantage will vary by vertical.
We’re increasingly seeing this at Box, where customers want to ensure that they can take advantage of their institutional knowledge and have the flexibility of bringing any AI model and intelligence to their data at any time. This is a pattern that will increasingly become a core principle of strategy in the future.
@levie@levie Hypothetically, how valuable would it be if your “genius” (or FDE) in this example was also your SME, with a decade of company knowledge across all departments?
Have you come across this in your experience?
Imagine replacing 90% of your employees with a team of geniuses who have no idea how your company operates.
Total chaos. Nothing works.
That’s what AI feels like today.
The missing piece is extracting all the domain knowledge from people’s heads and providing that as structured context to the models.
Struggling to pick what agent, model, and effort levels to use? Miss the "slot machine" feel of Claude Code when using other tools?
`npx slotslop "[prompt]"`