1-> 2 -> 3 -> 3.5 -> 4 -> 4o -> o1 -> o3
I guess we need AGI just to figure out how to name things
I guess we need AGI just to figure out how to name things
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Xbox 360
Xbox 360 S
Xbox One
Xbox One S
Xbox One X
Xbox Series X/S
Microsoft is the king of horribly confusing naming.
.net Framework 1, 2, 3, 4, 4.8
.NET Core 1, 2 ,3
.NET Standard 1-2.1
.NET 5, 6, 7 ,8 ,9
(Casing based on marketing and logos)
Current is .NET9, but you might target .NET Standard 2.1 if you want to be compatible with .net Framework 4.8, though that's deprecated (sort of)
JavaScript 1, 1.1
(Then "java" is TM Oracle so...)
ECMAScript (or ES) 2-5
ES6 is also ES2015 (massive changes)
ES2016 to ES2024
Now there's a fight to get the name "JavaScript" back from Oracle, but also the whole JS0 JSSugar thing.
Versioning is hard.
But yes, MS is particularly bad at it
iPhone 3g
iPhone 3gs
iPhone 4
4s
5
5s
6
6s
iPhone 7
then 10 and 8 at the same time. Sorry "X"
Xs
11
12
13
14
15
16
The iPhone 16 is the 18th model I think? At least chips and OS are mostly in order but also didn't start with 1. Literally the four was the only numbered iPhone to make sense.
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2) it’s silly to think that anyone is going to confuse an LLM with a telecom company. Brand and product name conflicts happen all the time. No one gets confused about Dove soap and Dove chocolate