shinryuu

> take some of that productivity back for yourself.

Truer words hath not been spoken.

Though if pangram should be trusted, there are still statistical artifacts that tells you that a text LLM generated. I don't find that to be implausible.

When you built this you probably were aware of lit. How does Elena differ from lit?

No pro account needed (as far as I know). I've made connections without that.

Even if your linkedin network doesn't get you there, it's still possible to connect to people at paddle. https://www.linkedin.com/company/paddle/people/

Have you tried that? When connecting it's possible to leave a short note. There are a few with a support title, some account managers, and there's always the CEO themselves.

not open source.

(small parenthesis, please consider to _not_ use lastpass given they have had so many security incidents https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LastPass#Security_incidents )

I also want better outcomes for people around the world.

Memes like the permanent underclass and the massive incentive of replacing workers across the world does not bode well for a better outcome for people across the world.

For whom is the question you should ask.

Their website https://www.soofi.info/

In what way do you think they are partial here?

Agree on this. Since we have this wonderful system called capitalism there are tendencies for, relatively speaking, a few human beings hoard / control most of the productive capacity and as such wealth.

Some may consider local LLMs to help with that as the power of LLMs would be more distributed. I think local LLMs would help marginally. Companies as an entity would still be better positioned to use these to their advantage vis a vis individuals.

So projecting into the future I still wonder if it won't become more challenging for individuals to make a living on average.

Generally agree here. The other question / issue here. Would a consumption tax actually bring in an equal amount of revenue?

My intuition says no.

Heard good things of Empire of AI By Karen Hao

The problem with consumption tax is that it's regressive. Poor(er) people are hit harder with such a tax.

Not sure if I should upvote because true, or down vote so that fewer terrorists see it.

I think this is the answer.

This is the way. Though I would say what does burnt GPU smell like? That's the smell of burnt tokens.

No

Interesting approach, though that readme really needs a rewrite by a human...

Well argued

I'm happy with proton vpn.

Reminds me of this. https://gwern.net/gwtar

Compared to that is there anything kage does better?

Honestly, we should make a world that is enjoyable and productive for humans. Not relentlessly optimizing for agents.

Doesn't the memory in letta become very expensive considering that LLMs are stateless (the context of the memory needs to be sent).

As a fellow freelancer where do you see that you could survive this into the future?

That requires that you not only one-shot the thing. You will also not have the time to verify the solution yourself in that time period.

Besides 1h what used to to take 1 week is basically 40x given a workweek is 40h.

100x is achieving something in two days, what it took an entire year before. I strongly doubt that is happening for an individual.

Put it another way, the issue is that resources are not shared more equitably. This is especially egregious considering that LLMs are trained on all human knowledge. We've all been contributing to this enterprise, and what we may end up getting in return is unemployment.