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They don't need to slow down development, they just need to slow down on being greedy over all of the hardware. They should be investing in manufacturing.

We need more manufacturing capacity, or this will never end.

No one will ever convince me that the Mac approach for installing programs is intuitive or good UX. The whole argument of: "But if you think about it in ... way, it makes sense" is…

Have you done any benchmarks on this approach? I wonder if it just ends up in reward-hacking, or if it actually substantially changes the quality of the code. Are these static anal…

It's caused by human laziness and corner cutting. LLMs can write buggy code or incomplete architectures as much as humans can, but standards have lowered. It's not the LLMs are not…

Competitors can reproduce your discernment as well, it's the sum of your product and can be equally cloned. So how is this a moat?

Perfect for consumers. You buy it and then you need to buy a new one in a couple of years. If they can make them affordable they'll sell like hotcakes.

Yeah, but that's boring. :)

These capabilities that emerge are not "orthogonal leaps". They are very much just more of the same thing.

I think LLMs perform better at code than human language tasks because there's no clear way to eval human language tasks in a non-ambiguous or concrete manner. Any sort of eval that…

How on Earth do we solve this bloat and death-by-a-thousand-cuts issue with frontier LLMs? Are there any actual solutions or attempts at solutions to this problem that I can try? A…

It's easier to skim pseudocode than it is to reason about complex logic. When I say pseudocode I'm talking very high level but structured explanations, and less the sort of traditi…

It also requires no form of ID, age verification, or even an email address. Furthermore, the bad porn on Reddit is far more heinous than anything on any regular porn site. Stuff th…

Definitely not. The motive is because it's easily gamed for propaganda. It's the easiest platform to bot, and thus exploit, for psychological manipulation. Text is also the cheapes…

That would be nice. Unfortunately people would just end up LLM generating slop filler descriptions anyway though.

I (and I imagine many others) would love to use something like this, but can't, because my data is too sensitive to be uploaded to a cloud of which I have no gaurantees of privacy/…

Yes, and it's only logical things move in this direction because there's massive hardware incentive to do so. If frontier models can be broken down into small models, networks of s…

> The idea is that we get specialized models that are better then general purpose models. But its rare for a specialized model to beat a strong general model. Are you sure about th…

Yep. It's a real shame that the labs are incentivized not to go in this direction. They all want to try and suck us into the cloud and take away full control and local processing, …

I've seen many of these pop up over the last 6 months. What separates yours from all of the others? What makes it better? (Genuine question, not being snarky.)

So basically a layer built over Jujutsu?

Good luck. People can't figure out how to solve ARC-AGI reliably, let alone the complex problems in the real world.

A better interface for code review would be a pseudocode layer that sits on top of all of your code, at the editor level. Basically it would convert all of the chunks of your code …

The fact that they'll ban kids from accessing every social media except Reddit tells you everything you need to know about the real motives behind this "ban".

Go really feels like it was build for agentic development. Surprised it's not more popular than Rust.