This is not to say the model can't write concise code - it can when properly prompted. But left to defaults it will seek to maximize tokens and thus earnings.
@jtc_ai@tszzl So we burn more tokens doing a context rollup.
The model's incentive is not to write good software, it is to write passable software while using as many tokens as possible.
@selentelechia I’ve often been the first to spot it because women will instinctively hold their hand in front of their womb before they’re even showing. (n=2)
Steve Jobs never would have let iMessage ship with this awful image cropping. So many better ways to handle this with the large canvas they have to work with.
@BecomingCritter@eigenrobot This is like smoking causes cancer but for millennials. The younger generations will be aghast we were munching carpet so freely and we'll throw up our hands and shout "It was a different time!"
Eventually the most rebellious and edgiest among them will do it anyway.
We have a family friend who gave birth to a girl with a very rare defect. Average lifespan for this defect is 10 years and until then she requires 24x7 care from support machines and a live-in nurse. The family is in the emergency room at least once a week from complications.
The thing is they have 4 other kids who are living half-lives because their parents must devote all their free time to this one child. Even things like family vacations are out of the picture because they can't range more than a short drive from the hospital with the specialists.
I get this is an extreme example, and I'm not an absolutist here. What you're saying makes sense in some instances. But I do think some weight and consideration has to be given to the impact such decisions make on the wellbeing of the other children.
There’s a strict hierarchy of liminal spaces. Service corridors and stairwells are minor spirits, capable only of mundane local transitions.
Airports sit near the top. Spaceports above them. Places where the building is less a building than a spell for becoming elsewhere.