This is kind of how malignant populism (aka Idiocracy) always tends to go. Cutting off your own dong to own the libs.

The good news is this bodes well for personal chicken coops once the price of an egg reaches the price of a bitcoin and a chicken becomes like a GPU

It’s dumb as shit on X and it’s dumb as shit here.

Wow, checking that out! Might see if it can do something interesting with scaled test time compute.

Two narcissists married to each other can make it work, but I doubt Trump or Musk are willing to have wild make up sex with each other.

Honestly, seeing guys like Greenwald and such go full horseshoe is probably the canary leading to some of these idiots going full MAGA just to accelerate thinking, delusionally, they will somehow emerge from "the revolution" victorious.

What good is a corner office if you can't walk by a bunch of small cubes on the way to it where all your worker bees are busy filing your TPS reports?

That’s a funny way to say bottle of pee

There is going to be a lot of bullshit being sold in the next 2 years with the agent push, and a lot of careers are going to suffer when uninformed buyers spent lots of political capital going all in on broken platforms.

I beg... plead... please, if you are buying one of these, do some real research. Ask your real engineers what these things do, and take them seriously.

LLM demos are easy, prod is hard. Lots of startups now seem like they got a VC to see a demo, but did almost zero due diligence to see if it got part the hard technical parts that actually make or break success.

Its stupid stuff like access control, observability, getting different kinds of memory to work, managing each LLMs context window, etc.

It is things like understanding that having a set of agents that work with a common data source is 10x easier than very disparate sources where you need to translate terminology between domains. It is getting LLMs to understand that field X meant A after 2020, but meant B prior.

It is conversion of a subquestion to a contextually relevant query that understands your ubiquitous language (i.e. "what nodes are zombie nodes in our data center" - getting questions to use jargon effectivley is an actual hard problem).

The hard part of agents isn't the software glue to connect them. It's the prompts that allow a classifier agent to know what a specific agent can do and how to interpret the data.

Convert them to nuclear and WV becomes the Silicon Hills for running training jobs on the us-west-virginia-42 cluster

I remember these guys from HS. They would break things for attention then, and only when nearly expelled, cry to the principal.