silent a/b testing of astra? or just unquantized 5.6gpt sol?
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A Reddit user speculates about silent A/B testing of "astra" or an "unquantized 5.6gpt sol" due to inconsistent user experience. They observe that sometimes their "5.6 sol" tracks variables and substrates effectively for 1-2 hours, followed by connection issues and a return to "operational friction" after refreshing. The user theorizes this variability is either due to A/B testing or an intermittently unquantized system, leading to a clear difference in user experience.
anyone notice that during some times of the day, if you get lucky, your 5.6 sol keeps track of every variable and the substrates they belong to?
but sometimes once it accepts one variable, it will remove another depending on your methodology/derivation for your mechanisms
anyway when i have notation collision, or any other kind of collision normal 5.6 sol is incredibly annoying to get to prune and address those specific collisions to not accidentally silently delete whatever transformation you're engaging with
last couple of days, at random times, the model has been fucking amazing out of nowhere at avoiding this particular failure
ive gotten it for like 1-2 hours and then randomly before its turn, you'll get a connection issue, you'll have to refresh, and then it's back to operational friction
there is a clear difference in user experience. i'm not exactly sure what causes it, but my theory is luckiness in the form of the a/b test or just maybe it's unquantized sometimes