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Picture yourself checking into a hotel during a work trip. You’re groggy after a long day, but there's a dumb new interface to learn.
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From one piece What I believe about the future of software development 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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A lot of UI exists because software can’t understand what you want. Menus, settings screens, dashboards, filters: much of it is a human-accessible API to a dumb machine. Smart machines need much less UI.
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And what we consider a smart model today will be considered very dumb in the future. But a smarter model makes less mistakes, needs fewer turns.
18 September
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Well, there you have it folks. Hasan Piker and Donald Trump, equally dumb and bad.
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the more that we see actors looking to weaponize without any very good maps of how and what they are doing or what kinds of unexpected repercussions might happen, the more we can expect not simply increased risks of tension and worry, but also people screwing up, doing dumb stuff.
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A coding-agent company should not train its own model: it has to stay neutral ground for models to compete on.Their words
people ask us if we'll train our own model and the answer currently is no 1. we are too dumb to 2. there's plenty of other well funded efforts 3. we need to remain a neutral ground for models to battle
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I agree with Koopman that people really are swayed by such cases. I also think it’s a dumb-ass gut response that we should try our best to get over.
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Our dumb economy might prize a certain talent more during a certain period of time or place, but that doesn't mean you should.
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