@fchollet Agree, but whats your over/under for hourly ongoing inference costs to get human-level knowledge work assuming we had such a system?

@thdxr RSC subtweet

@swyxio Closer to the former than the latter

Ok hear me out—downhill mountain biking biathalon.

@Scobleizer @GoDaddy If you’ve done your trademark homework, there might be an angle there. Can’t really imagine less than 28k in legal fees tho.

@sampullara Clbuttic!

@AdamRackis @mattpocockuk @EffectTS_ It's how you write Scala in JS/TS

@swyxio need the devin hot take

@mattknox @sampullara What if twitter DMs had more than 1 database server

@antirez Every Star Destroyer programmed by AI, every rebel ship coded by hand?

@KaroroMitchelle This took a turn ... for me. I thought you were saying that he got the same present his brother always got her, which might be the sweetest thing in the world.

@typedfemale No one expects the bitter lesson, even though that's the point

@JeffDean How does it do on large code bases not in the training set?

@sampullara Spicy aioli

@swyxio @isamlambert sharding has to integrate too tightly with the database protocol & quirks for a generic solution to be as useful as you’d hope. (I worked on

@maccaw What level SWE do you expect to be displaced? L1 react? L9 systems?

@antirez @Sheikheddy It has gotten worse

@JacquesThibs @jeremyphoward HN’s algo heavily penalizes “ratioed” posts, which this no doubt was

@giansegato @GergelyOrosz There's a special clause that says building software is *always* R&D.

@sampullara I wonder if the training away from hallucination (i.e. trying too hard) also trains away from effort.