jackbravo

don't most developers do this already? Senior developers. Juniors are having a hard time.

The model becomes uniquely yours, no KV stashing, no MD files, no trickery.... just live learning.

Unload the model, move it to another machine, and it still knows what you told it. Could this be the start of recursive self improvement for local AI?

No one has mentioned Ishmael from Daniel Quinn, where they theorize how modern culture is a cult (has it's own mythology) ingrained to hate or antagonize indigenous cultures, and how even our founding stories (Adam and Eve) are probably adapted from earlier stories from indigenous peoples.

> Once people depend on an application, the cost of its failure has little to do with how much it cost to build. An application that costs $1,000 to build can still cause a $10 million failure.

> As software cost comes down, dependability becomes a differentiator.

Exactly. If he means successful instead, then we can have different definitions of successful. That being said, I don't think most startup founders have the same definition of successful as that meets: dad that wants to be there for their children.

and you could say the same if not better from C#. But those are now becoming niche languages and ecosystems. One for people around microsoft, azure, etc. The other around oracle solutions. There are still pretty interesting projects around it any of them, but they seem to be losing mindshare against other languages.

Also lighttpd! Released in 2003, one year before nginx (2004)

Are you talking about EA or FIFA?