Github links to: https://t.co/trMcRqaD9B
you can see 3 contributors, 224 commits everything checks out
- you go to petebu profile, and see damn he has worked on google projects
- you go to cjgibson, and see damn he works for openai
BUT:
Happy PiOclock, just a moment ago.
I still do PiOclock every day and I've been joined by a number of friends over time. It's very simple - set up a daily alarm for exactly 3:14pm and take a picture of whatever you are doing right there and then. I find that these pictures often capture the boring/ mundane moments of daily life, but they are very amusing to look back on, possibly even more than the highlights that you'd exclusively gather otherwise. Knowing that a lot of other people get the alarm all at the exact same moment (within a timezone) is also pretty fun.
Anyway, set an alarm for 3:14pm. Join PiOclock!
As a person with ML/DL background I still can't believe "AI agents" have got the most attention this cycle.
It was a passing fad in a field of origin like 2 years ago and went to nothing since ppl quickly understood you can't make real agents even with state-of-art LLMs and that it's impossible to overcome even with sophisticated hand-crafted frameworks on top.
But everything's possible in crypto so two years later a new generation of slop wrappers that could've been someone's school project, paired with a token have got more money and attention than most AI researchers can only dream of.
I guess the reason I feel so bad about it is that it's my first time to witness this amount of bag-fueled intellectual dishonesty, which also happens on the intersection of fields I'm enthusiastic about.
Everyone can see it's bad yet they shout it's the future of finance. Sorry, AI. Both, actually.
I guess what I feel is probably similar to what artists were feeling during the peak of NFT cycle.
No call to action here since most of my followers aren't even remotely related to this bubble so consider it a shitpost.
But nevertheless it'll be interesting to watch it unfold.