you get better models with more compute.

its not just PoW at inference. It's PoW of inference + training.

does it input the text as soon as it hears it? or does it wait until the end?

unless someone shows their threads of prompts or an unedited stream of them working, it's pointless to put any weight into their opinions.

this is such an individualized technology that two people at the same starting point two years ago, could've developed wildly different workflows.

That's the sad part. Empiricism is scarce when people and companies are incentivized to treat their AI practices as trade secrets. It's fundamentally distinct from prior software movements which were largely underwritten by open, accessible, and permissively-licensed technologies.

I don't see people treating AI practices as trade secrets. It's just the nature of a non-deterministic system.

pay for another account to double your limit.

react nataive gets some design refreshes for free. its native.

But not these, afaik. RN only supports basic view types and composes them into controls. But these offer complete distinct controls. Using these in RN is possible, but usually via iOS-only plugins

A < Glass $gt; component that's an empty container everywhere else, except on iOS it a glass.

Typing isn't what makes programming fun.

AI coding preserves flow more than legacy coding. You never have to go read documentation for an hour. You can continuously code.

This is my experience as well.

if we mobilized a whole-of-society effort to build millions of rocket engines and fired them year round, it'd only take a few hundred years to get this done

There lies the rub. All it takes is a rumor that these rocket engines are secretly being used for <insert collective fear du jour> to kill support for the project.

The image is the image. The curtains are blue because the curtains are blue.

Why do you need it to be fast?

To go from .ts -> .js -> execution more quickly. Am I misunderstanding something?

Is this a troll question or do you test and publish your code only every Friday?

How are forums not just a different style of chat room where anyone can make a new room?

It's kind of a subtle thing, but I think the hierarchy of topics (listed newest first) and posts (shown by topic, oldest-first) matters a lot. Creating a new topic is a much more thoughtful and intentional activity under that model than when your "room" is just a continuous chatbox with replies often accidentally posted to the main instead of being properly threaded.

Categorisation tends to be better. And each post tends to compete in a page view of all posts, versus a stream of things in many cases.

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