> But, all we’ve achieved at this point is making a glorified token predicting machine trained on existing data (made by humans), not really being able to be creative outside of deriving things humans have already made before. Granted, they‘re really good at doing that, but not much else.
Remove token, and that's what we humans do.
Like, you need to realize that neural networks came to be because someone had the idea to mimic our brains' functionality, and see where that lead to.
Many skeptics at the beginning like you discredited the inventor, but he was proved wrong. LLMs shown how much more than your limited description they can achieve.
We mimicked birds with airplanes, and we can outdo them. It's actually in my view very short sighted to say we can't just mimic brains and outdo them. We're there. ChatGPT is the initial little planes that flew close to the ground and barely stayed up
They're not boasting about their current productivity, they're boasting about the one they achieved at FoundationDB when they implemented the testing, which gave them the idea to build antithesis
Perhaps just give descriptive names and then change it when the scope changes??
"Problem" solved!
Afraid of losing stars/dlds on the repo/etc? Make it clear in the Readme where the new project is. Have warnings et al for NPM projects.
Ask npm/GitHub to allow name changes with redirects.
This proposed "solution" is just bad for many reasons:
You need to delve into the Readme to find out what it does. Imagine you're seeing a package.json and for each line you have to Google what's the project about
SEO is best if name matches.
These are enough *good* reasons why this advice is a bad idea
This related video pops to mind
TL;DR buybacks and CEOs bonuses based on share value, create an incentive not to invest in the worker force
https://youtu.be/ylLTMYt24lA
Circa 4 weeks ago I had the same core idea! I think this is very interesting to be able to follow people you respect or are interested in one way or another, regardless of the platform where you find them. A kind of global Twitter.
This has potential to become the new version of a social network.
Kudos on executing it
PS: Initially I thought that the killer platform to adopt such a thing would be keybase! I even thought of tweeting to them, but then the idea just fleeted away. Oh well..
Yes! So, from my experience it's invaluable to:
See why things were done like that.
My best usage so far of it was to add a #number at the end of the commit message where number is a trello card id.
Then you can go back to the discussion and card that originated that change. You can see all the context of why something was done like that.
This becomes very valuable when maintaining projects that will be running for years, and prevents you from undoing things or going back to doing the same mistakes
Remove token, and that's what we humans do.
Like, you need to realize that neural networks came to be because someone had the idea to mimic our brains' functionality, and see where that lead to.
Many skeptics at the beginning like you discredited the inventor, but he was proved wrong. LLMs shown how much more than your limited description they can achieve.
We mimicked birds with airplanes, and we can outdo them. It's actually in my view very short sighted to say we can't just mimic brains and outdo them. We're there. ChatGPT is the initial little planes that flew close to the ground and barely stayed up