top | item 41526596 (no title) RobertDeNiro | 1 year ago Also seems very impractical to embed this into a deployed product. How can you possibly hope to control and estimate costs? I guess this is strictly meant for R&D purposes. discuss order hn newest sebzim4500|1 year ago You can specify the max length of the response, which presumably includes the hidden tokens.I don't see why this is qualitatively different from a cost perspective than using CoT prompting on existing models. BoorishBears|1 year ago For one, you don't get to see any output at all if you run out of tokens during thinking.If you set a limit, once it's hit you just get a failed request with no introspection on where and why CoT went off the rails load replies (1) dartos|1 year ago You can’t verify that you’re paying what you should be if you can’t see the hidden tokens. load replies (1) HarHarVeryFunny|1 year ago They are currently trying to raise money (talk of new $150B valuation), so that may have something to do with it
sebzim4500|1 year ago You can specify the max length of the response, which presumably includes the hidden tokens.I don't see why this is qualitatively different from a cost perspective than using CoT prompting on existing models. BoorishBears|1 year ago For one, you don't get to see any output at all if you run out of tokens during thinking.If you set a limit, once it's hit you just get a failed request with no introspection on where and why CoT went off the rails load replies (1) dartos|1 year ago You can’t verify that you’re paying what you should be if you can’t see the hidden tokens. load replies (1)
BoorishBears|1 year ago For one, you don't get to see any output at all if you run out of tokens during thinking.If you set a limit, once it's hit you just get a failed request with no introspection on where and why CoT went off the rails load replies (1)
dartos|1 year ago You can’t verify that you’re paying what you should be if you can’t see the hidden tokens. load replies (1)
HarHarVeryFunny|1 year ago They are currently trying to raise money (talk of new $150B valuation), so that may have something to do with it
sebzim4500|1 year ago
I don't see why this is qualitatively different from a cost perspective than using CoT prompting on existing models.
BoorishBears|1 year ago
If you set a limit, once it's hit you just get a failed request with no introspection on where and why CoT went off the rails
dartos|1 year ago
HarHarVeryFunny|1 year ago