Same here. They have been aggressively increasing prices with each iteration (maybe because they started so low). Still hope that is not the case this time. GPT 5.1 is priced pretty aggressively so maybe that is an incentive to keep the current gemini API prices.
How is the Token/second calculated? I ask it a simple prompt and the model generated a 150 word (about 300 tokens?) answer in 17 seconds, then mentioning the speed of 408T/s.
Also, I guess this demo would feel real time if you could stream the outputs to the UI? Can this be done in your current setup?
thant's somehting I mentionned in some of my previous answers- this can have both positive and negative impact on the contextual intelligence of your bot, so we're now playing around with that and trying to see if that doesn't have any negative impact on the context-awareness. Do you believe chat-memory incorporation into the context it's something people would need?
hey, we are not learning from slack history. The Slack bot takes your knowledge base as the input (markdown, docs etc) and answers the queries asked by the user.
Other comments give lots of examples of organizational complexity.
Here is an example of code complexity:
Changing an object from enum to String is trivial to do in a small codebase. Making this small change in a live system like Youtube becomes a 6 month long migration with multiple SWEs working on it, when you have to do it in a codebase with 10s of millions of lines of code.
A lot of complexity comes from code size, multiple teams may end up creating duplicating products/services if there is no standardization etc.
Telco man here... Lengthening the site identifier from six to ten digits was an 18 months project impacting 120 applicative systems - not even counting the vast grey territories of regexes and office macros.
We are powerful, but setting ourselves in motion takes quite a bit of pre-heating !
My concern there is my understanding has always been that WhatsApp implements end to end encryption through the Signal protocol, how can images be stored and be considered end-to-end encrypted? So are only text messages end-to-end? Ignoring logs being uploaded to the cloud.
I wouldn't send any sensitive pictures over WhatsApp then.
Because the actual data for those images, that is stored on Facebook's media servers, is just a blob of ciphertext. Only the sending and receiving clients actually have the keys, not the servers.
That’s also what it looks like to me. The services themselves work and are responsive here. But oh boy, images have been down for the longest time now for being top websites.
