@CUdudec Something similar happens to humans working near the edge of their capabilities. When I work on a hard (for me) problem, success is elusive: a breakthrough day could have been an unremarkable one if something had slightly disturbed my chain of thought.
@liyzhen2@JzinOu That was my first reaction too. But how could Bayesian optimisation freely modify a 600-line python file and fix bugs, add features, test ideas from recent literature, etc.?
@Dan_Jeffries1@grok On a large datacentre for AI workloads (>1 GW), what is the ratio of electricity cost vs the total cost including equipment amortisation, personnel costs, etc.?
What is my long-term goal as an engineer? In what direction will I aim all the intelligence that I can harness? I have a tentative answer: develop the tools to design an optimal vehicle in simulation that performs as expected when built.
@yishan@Morris_Monye@grok@grok if the value of money is logarithmic and my net worth is almost zero, how far is Gates from Musk, and how far is Gates from me?
@CalumDouglas1 Really interesting points, thanks.
Re: "These were astonishing people, I`m not sure people like that are still alive today, certainly not in enough numbers to do that again without computers."
Modern engineers grow to be complementary to computers. Which is great.