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Comment #47319441
Smalltalk does not need new system browsers; rather, it needs to be updated with the tools and developments being made in the world today. It is sad to see how many people have bee…
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Comment #47138407
Thanks, it's still a lot like babysitting, isn't it?
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Where can I buy AI-generated antibiotics?
Right. AI supermodels, but we don't have any of them commercialized yet.
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Are AI agents not smart enough to generate their own AGENTS/SKILLS/X.md?
Why do I have to write and take the trouble to specify these files when they could be generated automatically?
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Comment #46684730
The worst thing about titles is the arrogance of people who need to hide behind them so that no one can argue with them.
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Comment #46684703
I strongly recommend that you stop looking for financing on a continent known for its risk aversion and stingy investors. Go where the money is. Believe me, I've wasted years filli…
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Comment #46640735
But to which niches does it apply? Could it answer questions about the problems faced by specialists doing functional genomics or doctors treating patients with non-melanoma skin c…
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What is the business behind publishing AI models?
Fine-tuning models requires substantial effort, not only in terms of knowledge but also in terms of financial costs and time. What is the advantage of publishing the results “free …
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Comment #40196424
>Pharo is specifically designed for commercial and industrial applications and not as a research environment. Partnering with private capital has been one source of funding for the…
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Comment #40173488
It seems too research-oriented programming IDE+language, where there is not a big market compared to other areas. Who does Pharo want to compete with? Maybe developers think they s…