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I doubt it. This seems to conflate code modularity with service modularity. Moving complexity from the codebase into operations is counterintuitive to at least the way I use LLMs.

No. Anyone making this claim is being disingenuous.

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I always thought that when I retired I’d do woodworking. But perhaps I’ll also code - to remember what it was like when I was young.

I still have to do quite a bit of thinking but the amount of of thinking I do per task is trending down. I agree LLMs are not good at abduction but very few humans are either and very few jobs/tasks require it. I can't talk for researchers jobs though. But perhaps fewer researchers would be desired by these labs (not none).

"The letter warned that companies could be close to automating the work of AI research, a development that it said could lead the technology to careen out of control."

It isn't just about building an alternate cheaply, it is about convincing people to switch. I wouldn't discourage anyone from trying, just that building the thing is just the beginning of a long journey.

95+% of the carbon footprint of plastics comes from production and manufacturing.

The loser, as always, is the patient's quality of care.

A few years between each bike and very different bikes. But Avinox feels like it has come from nowhere to be on par or superior to Bosch. The charging plug egonicis is 100x better too.

Any standouts you recommend? My 6 year old son loves all those David Macaulay books. Haven't taken that to the next level of "How to build stuff" yet.