Too bad the sign up process is broken. I get to the last step to verify and the button presses and nothing happens.

You should have gotten an email with the verification code. There's a spike in sign-ups right now so it fails occasionally, try a few times, it'll work.

Those are the same SKUs I linked.

The new model are a different model identified that's not listed in the pricing doc, although it sounds like the intent may be to replace the base from looking at the API docs: https://console.anthropic.com/docs/api/reference#-v1-complet...

I use https://kagi.com/summarizer/index.html?url=&target_language=... which summarizes YouTube, articles, books, links...

"You can summarize many types of web content, including:

Text web pages, articles, and forum threads PDF documents PowerPoint documents (.pptx) Audio files (mp3/wav) YouTube URLs"...

It doesn't actually state video, do you know if it's summarizing the actual YouTube video, or the subtitles?

Whilst they may seem the same, I can see the former being able to be refined over time based on e.g. in scene visual context

It appears to summarize the subtitles alone. I asked it to summarize a video that didn’t have subtitles (silent film) and it refused.

Edit: I missed some of the context, comment above is re you-tldr, not kagi which I haven’t tried.

if it is based solely on subtitles it would seem that those with conversations between characters would get very confusing summaries.

They weren't defending virtual assistants. Relax and read more carefully the context of the thread.

I just read it again and I never read them express pride in the tool or say they were using Siri. The comment is about the impact for them on using a voice-based interface to set a timer. Bad faith argumentation.

Number of seconds is not a relevant metric for some people.

More relevant for me is how much and often I need to switch my physical and cognitive task at hand to briefly use my device. If I'm in a focused mode going back and forth in my house getting things done, it's a huge benefit to just verbalize my thinking in the moment rather than come to an abrupt stop and switch to visuospatial navigation to drill down to the timer app, and fine tune the amount before I can switch back to what I was doing before.

But that argument only holds if the voice assistant actually works. The point is that it often doesn’t, requiring repeated attempts that end up taking more focus and time then just manually doing it. There’s no way that doesn’t end up requiring as much if not more cognitive switching.

I've also never heard this term before.

There are so many ads on this page, it crashes before I can read a sentence

Try chrome canary

Chrome Beta works as well.

I don't think it's wordplay. I think they are saying it's like sous vide but not.