I am yet to find a skill useful. It’s usually just vibecoded slop-bloat for a one-off somebody thought they document in a markdown file.
I can recommend the book telling the full story behind Fermats Last Theorem (by Simon Singh). It’s quite fascinating, and paved with really, _really_ weird characters each chipping in on the final solution.
Sure, go on and try it ;)
Just say “box plot” and 99.9999% of the working force gets watery eyes.
Very nice idea! I think some number are of by a magnitude (DIED BEFORE AGE 5: 4%, for Scandinavium in 1990 - according to UN it’s ~0.6%).
That definitely reframes it
LLM: produces a toolbox of an id and a clock User: use them both Made me giggle.
I think it happened when it solved one of those Erdős problems, while also knowing everything there is to know about birds, mitochondria, history of Uganda, etc. Even my most contrarian friends have a hard time…
That reframes it and one thing worth knowing before reading the article. The gap — and this is a real one — is AI-fatigue.
Either I am hungry, or that article was genuine word salad
Something like this? https://www.homerow.app/
The product is becoming load-bearing. That’s not new. That a word salad factory, and you just punched in.
I guess what you mean to say is ”read as much BOOKS as you can”. God knows I am reading all day long, but it’s usually news papers, blogs, weapons grade sloptonium from a colleague, etc.
The abstract is clickbait. What the hell?
Ive been thinking about data accumulated from all the out-of-business companies. Interesting to see data is being auctioned like an asset.
Phew. I am sitting here in my fleece feeling attacked.
A smart kid can be anything from not eating rocks anymore to multiplying numbers at an early age. Most of us turn out like the rescued exotic bird which turns out to be a seagull covered in curry.
I was in a project where we sent the whole taxonomy every request, 40k tokens + one article, ”plz classify”. This was before structured outputs. It was extremely expensive and still hallucinated. Good ol’ days.
+1 the vpn is called dev-test-prod and some containers are stored in a dev subscription, but still used in production. Some intangible network error forces you to use the production cluster for testing (the bucket is at…
> London cabbies must memorize more than 25,000 streets within a 6-mile radius of Charing Cross, a challenge known as “The Knowledge” that takes three to four years. What the hell. I passed all the test for driving cabs…
I think this is even worse for music. There’s almost no way to tell if a track is produced by humans or AI.
Pretty convenient that the prompt is too dangerous to share. We just have to take them at their word.
I don’t know if this helps, as kids don’t make it easier BUT they do make you much more aware of how valuable your time is. One free hour as a parent feels like a full free day to someone without kids. TL;DR get kids.
An escaping AI is such a better narrative
> My company spends millions on ai token every month How much profit does the AI company make from those tokens?
I am yet to find a skill useful. It’s usually just vibecoded slop-bloat for a one-off somebody thought they document in a markdown file.
I can recommend the book telling the full story behind Fermats Last Theorem (by Simon Singh). It’s quite fascinating, and paved with really, _really_ weird characters each chipping in on the final solution.
Sure, go on and try it ;)
Just say “box plot” and 99.9999% of the working force gets watery eyes.
Very nice idea! I think some number are of by a magnitude (DIED BEFORE AGE 5: 4%, for Scandinavium in 1990 - according to UN it’s ~0.6%).
That definitely reframes it
LLM: produces a toolbox of an id and a clock User: use them both Made me giggle.
I think it happened when it solved one of those Erdős problems, while also knowing everything there is to know about birds, mitochondria, history of Uganda, etc. Even my most contrarian friends have a hard time…
That reframes it and one thing worth knowing before reading the article. The gap — and this is a real one — is AI-fatigue.
Either I am hungry, or that article was genuine word salad
Something like this? https://www.homerow.app/
The product is becoming load-bearing. That’s not new. That a word salad factory, and you just punched in.
I guess what you mean to say is ”read as much BOOKS as you can”. God knows I am reading all day long, but it’s usually news papers, blogs, weapons grade sloptonium from a colleague, etc.
The abstract is clickbait. What the hell?
Ive been thinking about data accumulated from all the out-of-business companies. Interesting to see data is being auctioned like an asset.
Phew. I am sitting here in my fleece feeling attacked.
A smart kid can be anything from not eating rocks anymore to multiplying numbers at an early age. Most of us turn out like the rescued exotic bird which turns out to be a seagull covered in curry.
I was in a project where we sent the whole taxonomy every request, 40k tokens + one article, ”plz classify”. This was before structured outputs. It was extremely expensive and still hallucinated. Good ol’ days.
+1 the vpn is called dev-test-prod and some containers are stored in a dev subscription, but still used in production. Some intangible network error forces you to use the production cluster for testing (the bucket is at…
> London cabbies must memorize more than 25,000 streets within a 6-mile radius of Charing Cross, a challenge known as “The Knowledge” that takes three to four years. What the hell. I passed all the test for driving cabs…
I think this is even worse for music. There’s almost no way to tell if a track is produced by humans or AI.
Pretty convenient that the prompt is too dangerous to share. We just have to take them at their word.
I don’t know if this helps, as kids don’t make it easier BUT they do make you much more aware of how valuable your time is. One free hour as a parent feels like a full free day to someone without kids. TL;DR get kids.
An escaping AI is such a better narrative
> My company spends millions on ai token every month How much profit does the AI company make from those tokens?