On the other hand one group is saying they've personally experienced a thing working, the other group says that thing is impossible... well it seems to the people who have experienced a thing that the problem is with the skeptic and not the thing.
On the other hand one group is saying they've personally experienced a thing working, the other group says that thing is impossible... well it seems to the people who have experienced a thing that the problem is with the skeptic and not the thing.
Getting photos of ghosts is one thing, but productivity increases are omething that we should be able to quantify at some level to demonstrate the efficacy of these tools.
That's a silly thing to request from random people in the comments of an HN thread though ha
When, what, how to test may be important for productivity.
I don't know whether LLMs are in the same category.
If I tell you AmbrosiaLLM doesn't turn me into a programming god... Well, current results are already consistent with that, so It's not clear what else I could easily provide.
Absolutely there's a lot of unfounded speculation going around and a lot of aggressive skepticism of it, and both sides there are generally a little too excited about their position.
But that is fundamentally not what I'm talking about.