johnny5211

I see the argument but personally I find LLMs to be a perfect TUI application because of their functionality. Text in -> text out is precisely how the models work so the interface doesn't need to go much beyond that.

I think that once parents become the OS devs specifically for their own children (or at least app devs) the tablet becomes less like a pacifier and more like a ball game between the toddler and parent, as each throws new stuff (metaphorically) at the other.

I can see how a tablet optimized for logic puzzles, e-books, drawing etc. could be highly beneficial but these adverts seem focused on the child's relationship with the tablet. I think an art/puzzle machine is a much healthier starting point than an everything machine.

There's something about the secrecy I find amusing:

cat secret.txt pelican-42

I find the G-code analogy sound. CNC machines let a person outsource the whole manufacture process but it still counts as a tool because the implementation is purposeful and result is fairly predictable. With LLMs, like CNC, we can control the predictability if we are careful; it's just a little harder.

Hi, I’m Johnny the developer of Jabhook. I’m happy to answer any questions.