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They're talking about art and you're bringing it back to capital. I think this is very telling of our time.

The idea the LLMs would work in bytecode kind of ignores why they are good at higher level code, IMO. Bytecode would fill and overflow context so fast and locality of reasoning is much harder.

But you've really just described 90% of business. Business helping businesses do business with other business.

The end result of it all does eventually touch people, though.

That occurred to me when the author of the article was impressed with how well GPT-6 could reproduce zstd. Like hiw many of the trillions of parameters are just pieces of zstd.

Its a drop in the bucket for many businesses though.

Lol

Are u ok?

I think this may depend heavily on your status as a billionaire.

I dont think you watched the talk.

They didn't say it pays the bills. My guess is playing music, its the only other thing for me.

Oh wow, I forgot about this. That context is important. He's talking to an audience of adherents. There's something mildly fascist about that.

I have a shell function called "up" that finds a project root and jumps back to it (e.g. a dir containing something like .git)

Now I have these to complement - thanks!

THANK YOU! I couldn't figure out why this word was so familiar to me while reading the article.

And funding them.

This was my feeling trying to grok why I want or need Delta.