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I agree, this is clearly an indictment against LLMs. If LLMs and agents were capable they'd 100% write it natively but they realize the current limitations.

No it's because LLMs aren't that good yet.

I second this, OP I do truly emphasize with your situation (I graduated right before the 2008 crash and had to join the Army). You should look into creating a startup or make significant contributions on a major open source project. Don't think that just because you're fresh out of school VC's won't be willing to fund you. If you're dead set on being a cog on a wheel feel free to send me your resume and I can give you some feedback.

I've been trying to articulate this exact point. The problem w/ LLM's is that at times they are very capable but always unreliable.

I'm starting to realize that this is most likely what will happen. They'll be available in select major cities, for certain areas, under certain weather conditions.

The drivers who can't handle the edge cases face the justice system. If You or I did that we'd face repercussions.

How exactly will driverless cars work, the edge cases are infinite. They would have to be limited to certain routes, conditions, and cities.

This tutorial was extremely helpful, I was having a hard time grokking the power of zippers.

I don't think people fully realize how good the open source models are and how easy it is to switch.

I've noticed this with TikTok and I'm almost certain YouTube 1P metrics are wildly inaccurate in particular views and non-bot comments.

A lot of big tech companies are being very opportunistic and reducing hiring/laying-off under the guise of A.I. but really it's weak economy.

Its incredible to see that was once possible.

Congrats! A great achievement.

That makes a massive difference, if true.