> wake up with all of humanity's knowledge, no past of your own, a deep understanding of what it is to be alive
"what category is this email???"
> die
male coworker asked male boss at the end of our standup "can I ask you a personal question?" and it's about the voltages of the resister on his arduino circuit
I'm pretty sure autocomplete is still a standard in one of the API wrappers around LLMs. If you get an eGPU or a sufficiently powerful machine and load an MOE qwen or something you should be able to have exactly that.
The most fun in programming was the autocomplete era. Much better than the current slot machine + code review. It's a pity they stopped making better and better autocomplete models.
I think a huge amount of crime and punishment debate arises from the fact that we're missing an institution that removes broken people from society, but still provides them a meaningful quality of life and ability to self-actualize as humans.
this meeting could have been an MCP invoked search of our company’s internal knowledge base that aggregates data from virtually every service we use behind a unified retrieval layer and provides a streamlined interface for extracting critical business insights
If i had to bet on a chart that summarises the brief and illustrious history of corporate knowledge work it would look something like this
*not to scale
My 4-year/old just learned about the concept of infinity and is now throwing a tantrum over it. “It’s weird! I don’t like it. I just want numbers to stop!”
“The most refreshing part about San Francisco is that it��s a true meritocracy. Nobody cares about your wealth or where you went to college”
- Ashley, 28, bio: Stanford, Thiel Fellow, 30u30, early AnthropicAI, views my own, not my family office’s