aetherspawn
An independent body or government needs to step in and make it law to fix it. Or; throw out the standards and make everything dumb as rocks, which as you mention might be easier, one plug is power in, one plug is power out.
V2H - charger inverts DC to grid AC
V2L - EV inverts DC to grid AC
In case of V2H it therefore doesn’t matter what supported EV you are using, rather what charger you are using.
In general for changeover during a black out, V2L is probably better, because with V2H the charger itself needs POWER to boot up and request V2G whereas V2L you can start from the EV itself.
Also, generally speaking V2H is designed to be grid-following and certified to half a dozen standards whereas V2L forms an isolated microgrid, and a lot of the rules are tossed out, which is what you want.
For V2L you just need a generator changeover to isolate your house from the grid (most commonly just a manual switch), and a reverse plug to connect EV output to switchboard input.
Does their Pro plan have similar limits to OAIs $100 business plan for example?
Any equivalent for the 20x plans?
If you count “impales person with blue stick while distant asteroid is in position X Y Z” then yes, there are probably infinite, so it depends how you class a discrete method
But the trajectory, of everything it seems, has completely changed. And I have no optimism left.
The world would need to possibly take up arms against its leadership to recover from where it is right now. The problem is, I know the masses are pacifist and reasonable, and it’s the insane few that are either running everything or have all the money. That dreads me, because just as I wouldn’t take up arms, nobody else will either, so who will stop the descent?
Otherwise you’ll be under such stress that you’ll become reactive and lose your Birds Eye View, and that’s a slow way to sink.
Sure, as a total fluke in a very specific industry, software might sell itself. Everywhere else, and especially in physical product and deep tech, someone has to fully own the sales side of the business including the really time intensive stuff like website, email marketing, conferences, merch, sales meetings and trade shows. Heck, even viable solo founder companies would probably sell a magnitude harder with a sales co-founder.
Anecdotally my company picked up a few big distributor contracts for software tools and deep tech products, stuff people want. The products are done, high quality, but they don’t sell themselves - we have to actively put effort into outreach for every sale. Think about that in the context of your own startup. Building the thing is not the end hurdle, it’s kind of like a dependency to selling the thing, which creates revenue.
OpenAI release any time now
Might be better to look for a “beach head market”, that is, a unique idea in a smaller niche market where there currently isn’t anything else.
This kind of AI assistant is quite overdone and there are probably more assistants than people who actually use them
Yet the C code can’t pick what registers to use, so the poor agent is probably shuffling the code around randomly for hours or days until it matches.
That’s probably why the agent dropped down into inline assembly in the first place (the author complained about this), because I bet it’s thinking trace was that this is futile.
Compilers themselves are not even deterministic and running them multiple times creates different assembly.
The agents would have had to mess around with compiler versions, optimisation options, and the phase of the moon as well.
If you just went for functional equivalence, it would probably cost 10x or 100x less tokens.
Another false economy was using Sonnet instead of a more intelligent model like Sol 6.1 (1), which would have cost more per token, but is 100x or so better at reverse engineering and coding and therefore can chew through the source code much quicker and make fewer mistakes, meaning less work needing to be scrapped.
In my testing doing a similar task, I ran multiple sonnet for weeks and burnt through ~$1000 in tokens to get 20% completion and output that was pretty bad. After switching to Sol 6.1, it finished the whole task in around 2 days, cost around $50, and it did it with zero supervision and a single /goal.
(1): struggle to use Opus for reverse engineering, too many safeguards. OAI has virtually none, and uses way less tokens so is more economical.
Pros: it’s free and will probably be free forever, can store and generate TOTP codes, biometric unlock, very easily syncs between devices, great integration on macOS and iPhone/Pad, easy sharing of password to family members without them needing a subscription.
I have been a 1PW user for 10+ years but earlier this year started the long transition to save $10/month for the rest of my life which turns out to be a non-insignificant amount.
Miracle is garbage doesn’t stink if you don’t put food in it.
The supervisor agent will keep the session in a loop until 6 hours have passed and eventually the agent will decide to use up the remaining time rather than fighting with it
If you have one of these, it’s possible that GitHub would honour it if you go via a lawyer.
It’s a centralisation of wealth/greed thing.
It’s frankly because Motorsport software guys are pretty arrogant. They look down on road car and truck engineers, but reality is they develop stuff with virtually no processes and they usually have only very basic engineering skills, yet every day they are told Motorsport is at the forefront of technology.
“Motorsport grade” auto components usually means crappy, and everything requires a software patch or constant maintenance to work correctly.
Not surprised there was a bug, and not surprised they were able to develop and deploy a patch in 1 hour without V&V testing it or anything.
The highest is Pro 100 and it’s useless for codex.
Fable 5.1/Opus 5.5 isn’t different, but the first cut is better quality.
Astra is a whole order of magnitude cheaper than Fable, and the Anthropic usage limits are ridiculous. Layers on layers of limits that constantly trip.
We don’t really use Sol because Astra X High is cheap. Some have mentioned regressions but we haven’t noticed any with Astra.