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If you have a clown car already, know how it works, and it's magically cheaper to drive than regular cars and car prices are high then I don't see the issue with this.

With those cheap models the idea is you're still in the loop anyway so the more expensive model is a waste of time and money. In this case, that means you're steering the game to look like you want not how AI wants.

Your brain is a prediction machine. I am afraid doing nothing is inhibiting that function. I think it's perfectly healthy to not want to be a vegetable. Maybe using that life force to focus on the things you're avoiding by rumination and escapism is good enough, and we don't have to be cosplaying the dead to get there?

I think I've heard of sodium, lithium hybrids. But that's only 2, what's the fat? Gasoline, LPG hybrid? Shit gets expensive fast. Probably 2x cost of just a sodium or ion EV? The human body is too amazing.

I would wager charging time is basically solved, adoption is only thing that's left.

Isn't it just: "while true {refactorIdiomatically(); fixErrors()}"

It works well because they had tests, they could compare before and after. Likelihood of issues especially if you transpile to a safer language should be minimal.

but it's written in Rust too /s

I don't think AI or humans are trained well on it.

Maybe you're biased by children's ease of learning - neural plasticity?

Not for any you. But there exists a you for which you can host it yourself.

I store all prompts as docs, but I doubt I can rerun the whole prompt history with a better model and get sizable return for the cost, personally. EDIT: I'm referring to a small codebase not articles tho

US can enforce US satellites, no?

Prison Break Fat Edition

They made their own x86 CPU? Or was that part outsourced? Ok ARM MediaTek.