So why did they not even try Haiku 5.5?
Why would Amazon go to another company to let them provide an adjusted decider model?
Amazon already has all these tickets labeld, they could just have build it themselves?
Why would Amazon go to another company to let them provide an adjusted decider model?
Amazon already has all these tickets labeld, they could just have build it themselves?
The blog post was focused on the switch to a decider model, not the initial architecture.
I think I'd be foolish to 'why didn't they just?', on the basis of <blank> because no mention was made in the post.
Never heard of Strands before, felt complelty different when reading it more like a sales pitch from a consulting company