@KingRomstar@FFmpeg Real business problems are so boring to work on. That's why they pay to do that kind of work.
Talented people do hard problems for fun. Money is a side effect for them.
@MiinusPlussa@kimmonismus The majority of people today are trading their privacy for convenience. Can't deny that. Cloud providers will always be able to provide that general-use compute cheaper than any on premise compute. Average Joe will always use cloud based solutions. See NETFLIX vs Plex/emby.
@MiinusPlussa@kimmonismus But the goalposts will keep moving. Imagine giving a mid-range phone from today to someone 10 years ago. They would be satisfied with it, but today the majority still need the best available in the market. Also, convenience will always win over everything, even privacy.
@yawaramin@vxunderground It's a pretty sarcastic post that nobody really seemed to get. How can any of those companies be nice if they paid after all that noise. Too little, too late
@DreMiclea@rubenhassid@ylecun Even with the current progress there is so much to be built. There are a
so many products that can be built with what we already have. Only the case of fully automated agents that is not possible. Unless we can somehow prove 0 hallucinations for simple problems.
@lemire Programming and maths share the same learning frameworkโboth build on formal rules step by step. Learning both develops the right mindset. But programming, a small subset of maths, has greater real-world value.