@schizanon yeah agreed.
I do think skill set plays into it, though. we're usually asking "what's the best solution to this problem that's already within my wheelhouse"
I actually love the way that ChatGPT/Copilot write code. It's super generic, and simple. No fancy compsci affectations. Clear concise names that aren't trying to be unique. It's already better than any human coder I've ever met.
@docpop Would "A precipitous rise in the cost of living coupled with wage stagnation has led to a shortfall in consumer spending which is killing small businesses and destroying our vibrant community" fit on a window flyer?
Have OpenAI & Microsoft considered just not doing LLMs? No one actually needs them and even if they don't destroy the world they're going to make the Internet way more annoying.
Can we just skip this one? Maybe put those resources into making printers not suck? Or Bluetooth that handles device-switching better? Or even like a really good open source Artifactory alternative that doesn't need the JVM?
@schizanon My friend, I can't even keep a cactus alive. I'm gonna somehow maintain a pigeon coop?
All I want is to not waste any more of my time on earth finding or configuring a print driver.
Let's say we want to put our collective efforts into solving real problems people actually have. What problem are LLMs solving?
Spending several fortunes generating huge volumes of potentially-gibberish text that needs to be parsed and evaluated by humans doesn't count. That is creating a problem, not solving one.
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