very balanced thought. World does run on incentives and social structure defines a major role . I am not sure how AI can ever replace that . I love your analogy of 70s word processor . I have always referred AI to my folks that it is nothing but an updated version of clippy
self improving only when it knows how to test itself . if the test is predictable outcome defined by humans most companies are going to fine tune to pass self improving test , but what happens next . Improvement is vague in terms of who seeks the benefit and may not fall as how humans have thought over millions of years of evolution.
think more deeply . who benefits with super intelligence ? at the end it is game of what humans desire naturally. AI has no incentive and are not controlled by hormones.
This is how political ideology often gains ground:
First, an initially outrageous idea is introduced.
Over time, this idea is gradually normalized, becoming more acceptable.
Eventually, it’s implemented with the support of hidden allies who were quietly aligned all along."
In Obsidian , you can even sync to github or dropbox with community plugins . so price wise it is free
Also Obsidian has much better search (using community plugin) which is lacking in noteshub
comma being a very common and probably common when many organization are enforcing special character policy . For those big exports , they are probably not dumping out as csv , it would be light weight db file . I assume sqllite
[I work as a SA] . There are many companies that don't have a original COBOL source code only compiled objects which has been running for more than few decades. How can you guarantee that it will run perfectly in k8s . Major companies can never take that risk unless you give them some insurance against failure
Bigger question : Is US Government ready to do a comprehensive safety evaluation ?
I think it it a cheap way for OpenAI and Anthropic to get a vetting that their models are safe to use and be adaptable by various Govt entity and other organization
Just because IBM stuff is legacy doesnot means it is slow. Almost nobody is moving from a commercial database (Db2 for z/OS) to PostgreSQL because of performance. It is all to do with huge licensing cost. Talk to any veterans nothing matches the speed and stability of mainframe. search about z16 (tell me anything that guarantees 9 nines of availability)