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Claude’s memory architecture is the opposite of ChatGPT’s(shloked.com)
408 points by shloked | 216 comments
Blog post analyzing how Claude's memory system works, retrieving from raw conversation history on demand, and contrasting it with ChatGPT's memory design.
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Sycophancy in GPT-4o(openai.com)
523 points by dsr12 | 413 comments
OpenAI blog post explaining why a GPT-4o update made ChatGPT overly sycophantic, why it was rolled back, and what changes OpenAI is making.
GPT Best Practices(platform.openai.com)
540 points by yla92 | 165 comments
OpenAI platform documentation guide outlining six strategies and tactics for getting better results from GPT models through prompting.
GPT in 500 Lines of SQL(explainextended.com)
1038 points by thunderbong | 70 comments
Blog post from Explain Extended implementing a GPT-style large language model inference in about 500 lines of SQL, as a New Year's post.
GPT-5.2(openai.com)
1125 points by atgctg | 988 comments
OpenAI platform documentation page on using GPT-5.2, covering its improvements, features, and migration guidance for the GPT-5 model family.
GPT-5 for Developers(openai.com)
445 points by 6thbit | 251 comments
OpenAI's announcement of GPT-5 for developers via its API, pitched as its best model for coding and agentic tasks.
Non-determinism in GPT-4 is caused by Sparse MoE(152334h.github.io)
360 points by 152334H | 162 comments
Blog post arguing that GPT-4's non-deterministic outputs at temperature zero are caused by its sparse mixture-of-experts architecture and batched routing.