u/DaddyOfChaos

"Only 3 more advanced AI model uses left this week"

I've barely used it, just a couple of simple questions and queries, pro account.

It's already insane they think that Sonnet is an 'advanced' model and they lock Opus or newer GPT models behind the Max account.

I've sent it looks like about 16 messages this week, most of that a simple back and forth chat asking it to clarify previous responses.

So they charging $1 per query? What? Does that make Perplexity suddenly the most expensive subscription out there when it comes to AI? I've bought an annual account and seems like they drastically reduced the limits.

Fuck this company. What's the alternative for search?

I know it won't happen, but would be interesting if another massacre happened and everyone died, perhaps except Ethan (and perhaps Victor since he is locked away and this somehow keeps him safe, so now we have both of them working together with the new towns people) and then a new cycle starts in Season 5.

They got close and they lay the setup for the next cycle to be the last but don't succeed themselves.

I think it would be an interesting reset for the show, for us to have that understanding of what it is all about/why it resets etc and then watch new towns folk try to figure that out while we fully know the situation this time.

The current actors and characters can still have a role, due to the new version of julie storywalking and visiting parts of there stories we haven't seen yet.

Flipping the switch for the final season.

I get the allowance's are quite low, but something I find even more annoying is when running a big task with multiple agents, it runs out and just stops.

The issue is, that it doesn't resume in the same way. The agent doesn't fully seem to grasp what has happened, so if it had multiple agents spun up and they all just stop due to running out, when you ask it to continue, it just takes the results of the half finished agents and doesn't relaunch them. It also seems to waste a large amount of tokens just figuring out what it had already done and where it is in the process.

Particularly annoying when I am running a large task on an expensive model, as it ends up with a much worse result and burning up way more tokens than it should.

Why doesn't it just pause the task instead of abruptly stop it, so we can resume when we have more allowance?

Been away for a week, returned and ran Flash 3.5 medium on one prompt and my claude weekly usage has gone down to 94% and my weekly 82% as has Gemini 95%/72%.

Why have both gone down when I've only asked it to use Flash?

Implementation plan was created in Claude last week which I think might have something to do with it, but both were on 100% before running the Flash 3.5 medium, so does it still use Claude somewhere even when not selected?

Anything change again recently?

With the recent update and then the increase, everything was alright as I don't put that many requests in but the last few days I keep hitting it extremely quickly.

It seems to keep going in loops too, I had it run for about 20 minutes with a simple request and then die.