jayd16

Why not? You have far more results to review.

If you run a model on slower hardware are you getting more experience? Surely its a factor of model output reviewed and not human time.

Maybe they meant git? Not right either but less wrong.

"Whataboutism" or "whataboutery" (as in, "but what about X?") refers to the propaganda strategy of responding to an accusation with a counter-accusation instead of offering an explanation or defense against the original accusation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism

This is a counter accusation and not a defense, ergo, whataboutism.

You shouldn't trust either but also this is whataboutism.

You could run hundreds of agents in parallel and arguably that counts.

The difference would be, presumably, international trade agreements made at the federal level.

So like, California voters can just pass a proposition to force the suspension of a dozen conservative domains, for example? Or even better, Rhode Island could?

I don't think people are saying it's easier, they're saying the results would be better.

We had to officially set the culture in the work slack. If you're just piping through raw AI response without any input of your own, you're being rude.

It goes a long way.

I wish Blender was more popular but for the game industry I still think Maya and even Houdini are more common in my circles.

That said, Blender is respected. I think it'll get there but still has to battle through momentum.

Pregnancy test and a blue marker.

Garlic and wooden gardening stakes.

Tampons and a self-help relationship type magazine, maybe?

Masks and toilet paper, so retro.

Wine, a spirit, and Wine and Spirits magazine.

Have you ever played Cards Against Humanity or Apples to Apples?

Its not so much that the juxtaposition on its own is hilarious. You have to build a scenario. It's fun to imagine funny scenarios.

Is the cart for a person who wants to treat themselves and these are their priorities? Is it a very specific mating ritual?

It's a writing prompt for your imagination. In reality almost all of these are surely very mundane repurchases but that's not the point.

OK so you get a pop-up that says "install driver or it won't work" and so you do and then you're at the same situation.

Microsoft could end up being a higher barrier but how much do we really want that?

To me, it seems like LG is the one to blame.

only half a dev

That's one way to cut staff.

I wonder how musical counts interact with this.

I remember when my friends in middle school were making DBZ fight scene music videos with iMovie and Movie Maker. They were way better than this and did not cost $100.

What do they do all day?

AI for dogs.

Maybe they're sales hires. Hiring influential folks gets them aligned with your business. It means you get their Roladex and tap into their network. They can poach good people. They can convince folks to buy into Claude. If they were able to fund Uber for dogs they could probably pitch AI just fine.

How many times have you heard a C-level person say "I was just meeting with a bunch of my C-level friends and they're all talking about how AI is the future. We should look into this Claude thing"?

The consequences are different this time because why?

Seems like an even bigger opportunity to inject ads, influence thought, and scrape user information.

Its ok for some thing but the lag is simply too much for popular genres of games.

It did work that way for .NET versions but the patches and upgrades caused too many bugs and incompatibility. Folks would install old .net versions anyway.

The pattern moved to packaging in all your dependencies.

Winget/Microsoft Store etc could auto-update your apps even with packaged .NET DLLs, though.

It'll probably take a really good product built by a profitable company evangelizing an AI workflow with reproducible examples dating back a few years.

What about all the stuff about destroying the lab and preventing skynet? Is that about father issues too?

That's not how productivity works. Unless you're selling your one off scripts, that's not where the business sees productivity.

Can you make a connection down to the bottom line? Are your one off scripts actually impacting production speeds in a tangible way such that the product is made faster or cheaper?

Being able to crank out slicker internal tech debt for shims isn't really what the business owners are after.

It's no one making consumer facing software with AI?

Just because it's harder doesn't mean it necessarily has the strength to tear off skin.

Nvme drives already max out the 4x pcie lanes they get. You'd basically need to use the GPU slot to do better and even then you could do it with SSDs. M.2 break out cards are pretty common.

Would you say these are all of equivalent, top notch, quality? I can't say I know that for certain.

Used to be you could use website polish and a few other surface level things to gauge the amount of effort that went into these types of things. Now that is easily finished LLMs. In a similar way, one of the biggest impacts of kick-starter now that the smoke has cleared is the aggressive evolution and refinement of the 3 minute pitch video.

Whether that actually translates into well thought through implementations and road-maps, and real momentum, I can't say.