I’ve been coding for 20 years and like most don’t code anymore. I ship so much code it would take me weeks and months to review.
Does anyone fear that we accelerate so fast and depend on those super smart models, fire humans, that if at any point for any political or economic reasons the IA costs 100 or 1000 more or is shutdown … what will we do about our projects and maintenance of them ?
Will we still have have enough people and time to treat urgent bugs and dig to understand everything and fix ?
I feel it and it makes me anxious some days that, if there is an important bug and I don’t have tokens anymore I’m doomed or I’ll have to pay expensive api price.
I think about Europeans, if not any reason politics play and cut access to US models that we depend on for work, we’ll end up with subpar Mistral ones and that could be very hard for companies no ?
My father didn’t teach me many skills. But he cared for me. Never been harsh or unfair. And at any point in my life, he was there for me without yelling or judgement. I always wanted a father that taught me stuff. But I realise that he taught me how to care for people, be there for them and make my own choices without him wanting me to become what he wants. That’s actually not bad.
I suggest buying M5Stack PaperMono instead. It's an esp32 board with an eink screen and a battery. I bet someone will make an open source firmware for it
Quite annoying when, as we see in the tv show “the playlist” that traces back the story of Spotify, the founder put a huge emphasis on performance to differentiate them from the rest and create the best possible UX…
Apple already does that since last year at least. In many situations if you 4x and put your finger on the 1x you’ll see the picture change. Sometimes massively
Does anyone fear that we accelerate so fast and depend on those super smart models, fire humans, that if at any point for any political or economic reasons the IA costs 100 or 1000 more or is shutdown … what will we do about our projects and maintenance of them ? Will we still have have enough people and time to treat urgent bugs and dig to understand everything and fix ?
I feel it and it makes me anxious some days that, if there is an important bug and I don’t have tokens anymore I’m doomed or I’ll have to pay expensive api price. I think about Europeans, if not any reason politics play and cut access to US models that we depend on for work, we’ll end up with subpar Mistral ones and that could be very hard for companies no ?
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