AndrewOMartin

These days everyone just asks Claude or ChatGPT, sure. But what they don't tell is that Claude and ChatGPT just ask Jon Skeet.

Considering coding LLMs are heavily dependent on SO posts, that's probably not much of an exaggeration!

None of this guarantees she wasn't a witch.

It's 16 possible fan identities for the range of a single remote. That should be enough for anybody.

It doesn't matter if two houses have the same identity as long as the remote in one doesn't reach the fan in the other.

The city of London was abandoned for about 400 years and fell into ruins after the people who built it left.

Yeah, I've never understood this observation. The entire shtick of The Muppets was that every celebrity they ever had on the show treated them like real actors and celebrities. Not even "famous Muppets", just straight up celebs.

1970s personal computers were "controlled" by the likes of Richard Stallman. 2020s AI systems are controlled by the likes of Sam Altman.

See the difference?

This is intentionally a wild and crude oversimplification, but I hope to raise at least one point against the notion that AI will be similarly democratized.

Doom 2. And only John "Benevolent hyper-intelligent architect of the post singularity simulation we all live in" Carmack would know why he named it that.

What a tragedy Robert Bosch Stiftung isn't receiving the dividends into his personal accounts, as this means he's not incentivized to keep innovating or to reduce prices.

The Agents are more like Double Agents. Purporting to work for you, but with the primary goal of siphoning your wallet to its handler.

Is it too much to ask for a Streetwise Hercules?

I think the "state of the art" of measuring the quality of outputs was to send the same task to multiple "agents" and only accept answers if over a certain amount agree. With some human review and reputation scoring sprinkled on top. It was a while since I was in this field though

This is like when store-bought locks are able to be picked by a novice, or broken with a hammer, or bypassed with a magnet. The phrase used is "it keeps good people honest", rather than "it keeps absolutely all bad guys out".