Isn’t it illegal? It’s actual false advertising. You can sue them, it’s just no one has.
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Isn’t it illegal? It’s actual false advertising. You can sue them, it’s just no one has.
Same thing with the OS. You can build in concurrency without using concurrency primitives because it’s not needed. Right? Let’s say when building an os I had access to spawn go routines in a single threaded context and I used that to build the os. It would be pretty pointless right? You would use a loop here and iterate over the tasks to build the concept of “threading” you wouldn’t need go routines.
It’s strange to talk about it at this level because what’s going on is your implementing “concurrency” from no concurrency. Is having a loop iterate over tasks really concurrency? I would say no, because people think of concurrency like using a threading primitive. If you didn’t fork or activate a call back or await something you didn’t activate “concurrency”.
Concurrency is a higher level concept that only exists where primitives for using concurrency exist.
Thus It makes More sense to frame my argument from the application layer. Without parallelism, concurrency is pointless in the sense that the usage of concurrency primitives given to you by the framework or the OS is pointless.
Or navier stokes solved by AI.
You’d prefer to blind yourself with excuses on how neither of the two events were life changing. But it’s obvious r at some level you know your performing elaborate self deception.
"Humanity still doesn't seem to have a handle on all of its rogue AI activity."
Watch me be right: chatgpt.com
This is misleading. Testing and formal verification are vastly different.
This is not true. It has been done. I’ve seen it done for an entire OS too. Humans are very capable of doing this. The issue is this is seldom done practically speaking because the effort is not worth the benefit when the program becomes too complex.
For simple programs and small domains it’s worth it. For example type checking. Type checking proves one aspect of your program (the types) is fully correct.
We like to emphasize the stupid part and use that as proof agi hasn't arrived because it's comforting. Don't want to look at it while it eats us alive.
Like the very programmers who code with AI and no longer type code are saying AGI hasn't arrived.
It arrived years ago. And people are still in denial because it's on track to eat our identities as programmers.
Imagine for the simplest example of a CPU only based game. If I want to render the positions of thousands of soldiers, just do it in a loop. Why would I spawn thousands of coroutines ONLY for the coroutines to do it all in order anyway? Makes no sense.
True concurrency that is absolutely absent of parallelism is a bit pointless, that’s why although node is concurrent, it is explicitly designed such that it migrates parallelism to IO.
Those of us with who get injuries that are life threatening, our genetics have engineered us to be culled from the gene pool. It's to protect the gene pool from other genes.
It's like if car makers made a car with square wheels but every time the car got into an accident it would repair itself so we would keep driving it. Evolution instead blows up the car as soon as it gets into a accident, so then only round wheeled cars remain.
His post is implying that you are in denial. AI is becoming smarter then you and you can't admit this to yourself.
^^ that is what he is saying. I'm not saying this, he's saying this. And you should probably think about whether what he said is true or false.
Ironically either communism or an oligopoly are the only viable ways to pace the frontier.
Humans actually prefer minimalist designs with basic flat shapes with flat colors which ironically is trivial to create and can be done without AI or talent. Most people can’t even create anything remotely close to the less appealing posters by hand.
Yes there were people who said it’s bad but their word was as good as bullshit because until we had the statistics there is literally no way to truly know.