@SkepticalAlpaca@BrianAhuja I've recently done a round with Chat and with my MD. Chat was actually decent, but my MD was better because he knew what to ask. It's hard to prompt when you know nothing about the domain.
(Fwiw, Chat is way more risk-averse than my doc.)
@Sc_Meerkat@unclebobmartin@reckt32 I don't know what to think about this. I put it in the same camp as "We should just get them to generate assembly."
Maybe. I can't decide if this makes sense or it's deranged.
@mpaulseder@yuanyi_z He certainly wasn't at his best in the recent YYZ / Arday tweets. But in general I find he has something to say, although he doesn't always make it easy to see what that is.
@mpaulseder@yuanyi_z I find Tim one of my most interesting follows, precisely because it's frequently very hard to know when he's trolling. I think sometimes he's dead earnest and sometimes it's full-on trolling. But he's very good at disguising his game.
@meekaale@aramh I think you've got copyright. This same battle took place when cameras were invented. "You can't have copyright; all you did was press a button!" That argument failed.
The "All you did was prompt!" argument will fail in a similar fashion.
@NeilGarratt@boys_nicholas I did not know that!
I've been a couple of times and love it. But now that you mention it, it does just kind of peter out at the far end.
An F-16 pilot called for a priority landing because his aircraft was running “a bit peaked.” Air traffic control told him that he was number two, behind a B-52 that had one engine shut down.
“Ah,” the F-16 pilot remarked, “The dreaded seven-engine approach.”
Jeff Dean’s company might as well hire John Carmack so they can consolidate all the top technical people who left companies that couldn’t let them do their greatest work.
@CaitlinLong_@paulg Ditto; my great, great, great grandfather made it back. I know little about him, other than that he never made it beyond sargent as he was illiterate.