I want modern medicine, renewable energy, etc. the world keeps getting better.
thanks, I think this is the most important point in your defense
thanks for your explanation. I'd love to see a concise explanation of the difference in benchmark performance between -preview and -beta that would help clear the air, if the full-sql version has similar performance to…
many open source projects do not have code review besides, there was a time before code review was the norm
code review isn't why programs are correct. careful testing is
why does someone have to read it? we don't read the assembly code produced by the compiler, nor do we read the code of all open source dependencies, yet we can successfully build software
the claims of plagiarism are not convincing, and gatekeeping knowledge is a bad look
if they don't want to write anymore, that's okay, they don't owe it to anybody but I will disagree with the rationale I want enable and empower everyone, even though it includes bad actors, because I know it includes…
let's not make everything worse under the guise of equality. perpetuating injustice does not somehow create justice copyright sucks. it stifles individual creativity and serves to enrich big corporations
democratic elections give power to the people without requiring labor, it's one of the pillars of western society
my point is that evaluating reading comprehension is typically done as a test, and test taking is not a valuable skill the evidence is that individual workers are more productive than ever, and this trend has continued…
how is "worse at reading" evaluated? test taking is not a valuable skill. it's mostly pattern matching against the question people need new skills in a new age. the education system hasn't even kept pace with the…
idk who DHH is and I don't know (or care) what their opinions are Omarchy is a free OS, and it looks very interesting I don't think it's wrong to avoid it because of DHH's opinions, but I don't think it's right to either
why is 500k in debt a necessity? wouldn't the pressure be less with less overwork?
the organizer cared enough to make and distribute a poster, and they were small enough to not hire a marketing firm those are the hallmarks of the community events you claim to want
this is a great blog post, documenting a very real process of what it's like to create large results with fallible models though I am an expert at coding, the author's process sounds very similar. constantly double…
where does more money to pay a better legal team not help?
bigger spender already has a huge advantage, up to millions of dollars this is more likely to democratize the legal system by reducing the cost of a good legal team
> it will just make a lot of the things we are doing much more expensive. Software engineering is an early victim of that I replied to the author's claim that software engineering is more expensive now because of AI…
the author claims that AI makes things more expensive. in my experience, $200/month is a small price for such a productivity increase the author also speculates without reason that tokens are discounted, and…
using AI makes an individual more capable and empowered. this views AI as an accessible tool, like AWS or a nail gun individual empowerment threatens institutions
with AI, one person can accomplish much more collaboration adds overhead, but expands what's possible. need to think bigger to continue to see the benefits
I think this is mathematicians coming to grips with the fact that AI is surpassing them we will all have this moment soon enough, and it will change how we think about intelligence, identity and value
thanks for diving in, though I don't find the reasons convincing as I will briefly enumerate ads fund access for poor people. Ant has a different philosophy, not a better one. Altman was supported by >90% of employees.…
same, I'm a paying user in the US
I want modern medicine, renewable energy, etc. the world keeps getting better.
thanks, I think this is the most important point in your defense
thanks for your explanation. I'd love to see a concise explanation of the difference in benchmark performance between -preview and -beta that would help clear the air, if the full-sql version has similar performance to…
many open source projects do not have code review besides, there was a time before code review was the norm
code review isn't why programs are correct. careful testing is
why does someone have to read it? we don't read the assembly code produced by the compiler, nor do we read the code of all open source dependencies, yet we can successfully build software
the claims of plagiarism are not convincing, and gatekeeping knowledge is a bad look
if they don't want to write anymore, that's okay, they don't owe it to anybody but I will disagree with the rationale I want enable and empower everyone, even though it includes bad actors, because I know it includes…
let's not make everything worse under the guise of equality. perpetuating injustice does not somehow create justice copyright sucks. it stifles individual creativity and serves to enrich big corporations
democratic elections give power to the people without requiring labor, it's one of the pillars of western society
my point is that evaluating reading comprehension is typically done as a test, and test taking is not a valuable skill the evidence is that individual workers are more productive than ever, and this trend has continued…
how is "worse at reading" evaluated? test taking is not a valuable skill. it's mostly pattern matching against the question people need new skills in a new age. the education system hasn't even kept pace with the…
idk who DHH is and I don't know (or care) what their opinions are Omarchy is a free OS, and it looks very interesting I don't think it's wrong to avoid it because of DHH's opinions, but I don't think it's right to either
why is 500k in debt a necessity? wouldn't the pressure be less with less overwork?
the organizer cared enough to make and distribute a poster, and they were small enough to not hire a marketing firm those are the hallmarks of the community events you claim to want
this is a great blog post, documenting a very real process of what it's like to create large results with fallible models though I am an expert at coding, the author's process sounds very similar. constantly double…
where does more money to pay a better legal team not help?
bigger spender already has a huge advantage, up to millions of dollars this is more likely to democratize the legal system by reducing the cost of a good legal team
> it will just make a lot of the things we are doing much more expensive. Software engineering is an early victim of that I replied to the author's claim that software engineering is more expensive now because of AI…
the author claims that AI makes things more expensive. in my experience, $200/month is a small price for such a productivity increase the author also speculates without reason that tokens are discounted, and…
using AI makes an individual more capable and empowered. this views AI as an accessible tool, like AWS or a nail gun individual empowerment threatens institutions
with AI, one person can accomplish much more collaboration adds overhead, but expands what's possible. need to think bigger to continue to see the benefits
I think this is mathematicians coming to grips with the fact that AI is surpassing them we will all have this moment soon enough, and it will change how we think about intelligence, identity and value
thanks for diving in, though I don't find the reasons convincing as I will briefly enumerate ads fund access for poor people. Ant has a different philosophy, not a better one. Altman was supported by >90% of employees.…
same, I'm a paying user in the US