Currently, because of the subsidies from the frontier models, demand is mostly for higher intelligence.
If subsidies do end, demand for price efficiency per unit of intelligence will go way up.And because there's many players in the market, this demand should be met by at least some of them.
I have been experimenting with dissassembly and rewrite of 90s dos games in Rust.
It's not something I have experience in so I rely heavily on the models setting the direction and automating the work.
It's something where the level of intelligence has a huge impact. I still haven't succeeded, it's mostly an experiment for me to test the edges of model capabilities and see how they tackle such a hard problem.
honest question, because it's something I don't understand well. is it possible the quantity of job openings can mask the quality of jobs openings? if job openings at fast food restaurants goes up 1000% maybe this isn't positive
I like this a lot, can you talk about what you are doing to protect user's private data? that's something I'd want to be convinced about before I use it.