You don’t actually know how irrelevant web3 is until you work outside it again for a little bit.
The industry basically doesn’t exist and to the extent that it does, it’s on the same perceived moral ground as casinos on native american reservations.
Software never mattered anyway. All you need is marketing/sales ppl, and you can sell a fridge to an eskimo.
This is on a consulting portal's app. App last updated in ~2003. Business makes BILLIONS.
@levelsio You would think a humans only internet or review platform is the answer but since bots are so good at using any human-only UI it’s easy to automate your existence there too. Still, worth looking at a “newsgroups” kind of internet again
The next layer is learned capability routing: intent + state in; the right context, tools, model, worker, and policy envelope out.
Skills remain portable source. The runtime learns when and how to use them.
It’s gonna be SO obvious in hindsight.
The next layer is learned capability routing: intent + state in; the right context, tools, model, worker, and policy envelope out.
Skills remain portable source. The runtime learns when and how to use them.
It’s gonna be SO obvious in hindsight.
If you’re still writing skills you’re ngmi
Pivot to intent classifiers: mini routers that invoke a tiny model that is itself a skill wrapper.
This is the next step beyond self improving skills.
Coming to caimeo and brainstack next week.
If you’re still writing skills you’re ngmi
Pivot to intent classifiers: mini routers that invoke a tiny model that is itself a skill wrapper.
This is the next step beyond self improving skills.
Coming to caimeo and brainstack next week.
If you’re still writing skills you’re ngmi
Pivot to intent classifiers: mini routers that invoke a tiny model that is itself a skill wrapper.
This is the next step beyond self improving skills.
Coming to caimeo and brainstack next week.
Many women live only in the current moment (ironically, those are also unable to enjoy the current moment). This is why they are unable to start moving their car on yellow, and must wait until it's been green a second. It is also why they cannot park/unpark well - it's not just geometric awareness, it's that short term cause and effect simply do not compute - turning the wheel fully does indeed let you make a tighter turn, even from full stop.
That is also why every emotion they feel is fatalistic - if they are happy, they assume they will be happy always. If they are sad, they will assume they will be sad always.
The problem is that these moments are hard for them to shake. As they misinterpret words, they feel an emotion that is equally fatalist and as such they have trouble shaking it. You now made her feel like she is going to feel Y forever, and therefore you must be held accountable, also forever (or until you buy her a cheesecake or she sees something cute online).
The secret is to not hold it against them. They cannot help themselves, much like we cannot help our gear-acquisition-syndrome or the desire to die heroically for someone else.
Zoom out, and just understand that on the great sinusoid of life, they are simply too zoomed in to see the big picture.