I think it's safe to assume anything associated with PDFs is radioactive.
Definitely ease of use...
but the investment is increasingly _fueled_ by debt, regardless if OpenAI is the direct borrower. just look at the bond market. you think we'd be seeing these rates if corporate bonds weren't directly competing with…
they've borrowed so much they're directly competing with national governments in capital markets.
> I fully expect to see situations where AI generated code becomes so hard to work with that even LLMs prefer to throw it away and start fresh again. You know, I've never thought about that. It's really interesting to…
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it is unarguably problematic when only 10% of your demographic is able to meaningfully participate in your economy outside of fixed head costs... not to mention, the marginal propensity to consume for the top 10% is 5-6…
well, for one, the top 10% households drive most discretionary consumption in the US because the other 90% are broke.
I doubt they have the compute capacity to support a commercial source control platform. I'm sure you've seen how insane GitHub's traffic has become.
didn't say they invented them.. I'm just saying they follow them rather dogmatically.
I assume he's referring to the long-standing Microsoft engineering principles of "zero trust": https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/security/zero-trust/zero-t... and "least privilege":…
Don't even get me started on PowerBI...
Besides being obviously AI editorialized, the idea that a few fishing boats were the reason Somali piracy stopped and not because of an international coalition of navies is... quite a stretch.
I feel like half the game now is marketing though, so I can see why they'd be attractive to an investor. Maybe if they scale they can come up with something.
+1, I'm definitely running _way_ more kinds of CI tests than I had before AI.
super interesting. I have so many half-considered questions... like sandboxing (it seems like it is BYO). would love to have some kind of policy engine.. perhaps an integration with https://github.com/NVIDIA/openshell…
the latest 07-28 MCP spec is quite different than the previous iterations of MCP, so I understand the delay there tbh.
the evals? setting those up and empirically proving them is genuinely a lot of work.
I think the new 07-28 spec is quite decent
do you mean NativeAoT? it's mentioned a few times in the post
these blog posts have really turned me into a dotnet evangelist. love the framework & language.
> I guess you didn't understand my comment ;) yeah, touch grass buddy.
what a patronizing response. I'd be embarrassed.
exactly, and realistically if you test the crap out of a given module, you'll have a pretty damn accurate idea of how it behaves.
Yeah, by the time my thought is fully formed I've gone through an entire conversation.
I think it's safe to assume anything associated with PDFs is radioactive.
Definitely ease of use...
but the investment is increasingly _fueled_ by debt, regardless if OpenAI is the direct borrower. just look at the bond market. you think we'd be seeing these rates if corporate bonds weren't directly competing with…
they've borrowed so much they're directly competing with national governments in capital markets.
> I fully expect to see situations where AI generated code becomes so hard to work with that even LLMs prefer to throw it away and start fresh again. You know, I've never thought about that. It's really interesting to…
[dead]
it is unarguably problematic when only 10% of your demographic is able to meaningfully participate in your economy outside of fixed head costs... not to mention, the marginal propensity to consume for the top 10% is 5-6…
well, for one, the top 10% households drive most discretionary consumption in the US because the other 90% are broke.
I doubt they have the compute capacity to support a commercial source control platform. I'm sure you've seen how insane GitHub's traffic has become.
didn't say they invented them.. I'm just saying they follow them rather dogmatically.
I assume he's referring to the long-standing Microsoft engineering principles of "zero trust": https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/security/zero-trust/zero-t... and "least privilege":…
Don't even get me started on PowerBI...
Besides being obviously AI editorialized, the idea that a few fishing boats were the reason Somali piracy stopped and not because of an international coalition of navies is... quite a stretch.
I feel like half the game now is marketing though, so I can see why they'd be attractive to an investor. Maybe if they scale they can come up with something.
+1, I'm definitely running _way_ more kinds of CI tests than I had before AI.
super interesting. I have so many half-considered questions... like sandboxing (it seems like it is BYO). would love to have some kind of policy engine.. perhaps an integration with https://github.com/NVIDIA/openshell…
the latest 07-28 MCP spec is quite different than the previous iterations of MCP, so I understand the delay there tbh.
the evals? setting those up and empirically proving them is genuinely a lot of work.
I think the new 07-28 spec is quite decent
do you mean NativeAoT? it's mentioned a few times in the post
these blog posts have really turned me into a dotnet evangelist. love the framework & language.
> I guess you didn't understand my comment ;) yeah, touch grass buddy.
what a patronizing response. I'd be embarrassed.
exactly, and realistically if you test the crap out of a given module, you'll have a pretty damn accurate idea of how it behaves.
Yeah, by the time my thought is fully formed I've gone through an entire conversation.