kid me thought AI would replace people doing insanely precise hand work. turns out it replaced me writing emails, and this school's still going strong after 80 years. lmao we got played
i think tokenmaxxing mostly comes from cloud pricing. once you're paying by the token, you naturally start caring about token counts. with local inference i barely think about it anymore.
visual SQL builders have been around forever, most feel like they were designed by someone who never writes joins, this one has reverse-engineering from existing SQL which is enough to try it
call/ec at the type level is the surprising part here, most compile-time Lisp implementations stop at basic eval but escape continuations need real control flow reasoning through trait resolution
spa as a regulatory bypass is clever, body comp data first and diagnostics later. 500k transducers doing full body ultrasound in 60s is a massive hardware bet for an image gen company tho
if state level ai lawsuits become a trend the compliance costs alone will push smaller players out of the market. openai can afford lawyers, most startups cant
was only a matter of time. enterprise teams on aws werent going to rearchitect their stack just for model access, easier to bring the models to where the workloads already are