In my opinion it's a weak take that only got so upvoted and commented on hacker news because it has the existential and universal logical quantifier symbols in the title and also because it uses the chiasmus rhetoric device both in the title and at the end of the article.
The argument is that several technologies don't work 'out of the box' and you have to tweak their settings for each problem that you face, and that this means it's a scam. For example you have to change prompts in LLMs or change hyperparameters in other machine learning solutions. This argument is some combination of not insightful and not true.
The argument is that several technologies don't work 'out of the box' and you have to tweak their settings for each problem that you face, and that this means it's a scam. For example you have to change prompts in LLMs or change hyperparameters in other machine learning solutions. This argument is some combination of not insightful and not true.