Absolutely not. The actual paper instructions are super clear and don’t have all the junk distracting extras. The art of communication is simplicity.
Solution looking for a problem.
I’m not sure. LLMs are superhuman in terms of workload (they are maybe also superhuman in ability too), but where does that lead us.. cheaper software? That’s good for corporations who need custom software. Every large…
These have all been mistakes though.
You are conflating intelligence with usefulness.
I’ll say this until I am blue one the face. Nerds (software dev, maths etc) see how good LLMs are at things they care about and assume they will be broadly applicable in future. There’s no reason to think this.
The government still has to maintain the infrastructure, whilst building more where the people have moved to.
Typing up English language logic into code hasn’t been a job for 40 years. That’s what people mean by this.
Of course, but it is rare.
This is a good take. People overwhelmingly fit a narrative to how they make decisions rather than make decisions according to a chain of reasoning.
Stop projecting. It’s just coding. It’s not every technical profession at all.
I don’t think it’s been common to write non fiction for money for decades. What they are doing is killing off the real motivation to do it, which is recognition and attribution. We will all be sorry when professionally…
The didn’t pay for the books. It’s massive copyright infringement. The human buys the books.
I’m not saying software will be unprofitable. I’m saying Ai models will be low margin businesses. I think AI is going to decrease the price of software and allow us to automate things we couldn’t. I just don’t see how…
There will always be a space for perforce in a world of git. Doesn’t mean perforce is worth trillions.
I think in the long term AI will be a massive market. I just don’t think it will be massively profitable. The hardware will get better, the models will be even more commoditised. It’s useful and it will get even more…
Indeed. I don’t even get what OP thinks they are getting out of this other than doubt.
Their cars and phones are still second rate. They are, however, cheap enough to be good value.
Agree. But if that’s the thinking then you need to compare vs off shore contract rates, not on shore contract rates.
Anyone who has every done any horticulture knows that being a smallholder is a terrible idea.
Like what?
Things in many ways have never been better. Yes I am optimistic.
Totally. The next step is a national campaign explaining how apple screen time and android family works. In the Uk we had a lot of shock adverts for drinking driving. The same thing with online harms would go a long way.
Sure. But I’m just not that fussed about online freedom of speech. World was fine before it and will be fine after it.
I use YouTube, but only watch stuff I SEARCH for or from people I have subscribed to. No watch next BS. If you have self control you can avoid the social media element of it. YouTube demonetisation tends to act as a…
Absolutely not. The actual paper instructions are super clear and don’t have all the junk distracting extras. The art of communication is simplicity.
Solution looking for a problem.
I’m not sure. LLMs are superhuman in terms of workload (they are maybe also superhuman in ability too), but where does that lead us.. cheaper software? That’s good for corporations who need custom software. Every large…
These have all been mistakes though.
You are conflating intelligence with usefulness.
I’ll say this until I am blue one the face. Nerds (software dev, maths etc) see how good LLMs are at things they care about and assume they will be broadly applicable in future. There’s no reason to think this.
The government still has to maintain the infrastructure, whilst building more where the people have moved to.
Typing up English language logic into code hasn’t been a job for 40 years. That’s what people mean by this.
Of course, but it is rare.
This is a good take. People overwhelmingly fit a narrative to how they make decisions rather than make decisions according to a chain of reasoning.
Stop projecting. It’s just coding. It’s not every technical profession at all.
I don’t think it’s been common to write non fiction for money for decades. What they are doing is killing off the real motivation to do it, which is recognition and attribution. We will all be sorry when professionally…
The didn’t pay for the books. It’s massive copyright infringement. The human buys the books.
I’m not saying software will be unprofitable. I’m saying Ai models will be low margin businesses. I think AI is going to decrease the price of software and allow us to automate things we couldn’t. I just don’t see how…
There will always be a space for perforce in a world of git. Doesn’t mean perforce is worth trillions.
I think in the long term AI will be a massive market. I just don’t think it will be massively profitable. The hardware will get better, the models will be even more commoditised. It’s useful and it will get even more…
Indeed. I don’t even get what OP thinks they are getting out of this other than doubt.
Their cars and phones are still second rate. They are, however, cheap enough to be good value.
Agree. But if that’s the thinking then you need to compare vs off shore contract rates, not on shore contract rates.
Anyone who has every done any horticulture knows that being a smallholder is a terrible idea.
Like what?
Things in many ways have never been better. Yes I am optimistic.
Totally. The next step is a national campaign explaining how apple screen time and android family works. In the Uk we had a lot of shock adverts for drinking driving. The same thing with online harms would go a long way.
Sure. But I’m just not that fussed about online freedom of speech. World was fine before it and will be fine after it.
I use YouTube, but only watch stuff I SEARCH for or from people I have subscribed to. No watch next BS. If you have self control you can avoid the social media element of it. YouTube demonetisation tends to act as a…