If we buy information by paying in reading time, the ideal deal would be maximum information for no reading time. Sounds unachievable? Doesn't mean we shouldn't go there!
Is it only my feeling, that the US government rolled back the Fable release, because they wanted their guy to get to the market before Anthropic?
Gleam is a new kid, but it seems to fit this trend: - Less ways to write code; - Strongly typed; - Erlang parallelism; - Exhaustive pattern matching; - No nulls (and many other stuff); - Pipelines (not sure about LLMs,…
If we buy information by paying in reading time, the ideal deal would be maximum information for no reading time. Sounds unachievable? Doesn't mean we shouldn't go there!
Is it only my feeling, that the US government rolled back the Fable release, because they wanted their guy to get to the market before Anthropic?
Gleam is a new kid, but it seems to fit this trend: - Less ways to write code; - Strongly typed; - Erlang parallelism; - Exhaustive pattern matching; - No nulls (and many other stuff); - Pipelines (not sure about LLMs,…