Golden retrievers are the lucky ones. It didn't turn out so great for most other animals. Synanthropes are rare, extinction is historically more likely.
Well, there's a tension because, depending on who you ask, AGI is how you cure cancer and achieve utopia, but also how you kill all life on earth and turn the solar system into paperclips
This article is missing discussion of something that I recently read: as people interact with LLMs more, they end up seeing other people as less human.
In other words, the more you talk with claude, the more you tend to interpret all messages as coming from an LLM, and less worthy of respect
"Across algorithm engineering, mathematical optimization, and GPU kernel engineering, Dream-RSI achieves competitive or improved discovery quality while substantially reducing discovery cost in several settings."
Interesting choice to include that reviewer comment at the bottom which doesn't really comment on the article at all.
The reviewer says "based on the opening paragraph I thought this was going to be about topic X. Here are my thoughts on topic X".
That's great, but the article isn't about topic X. What are your thoughts about the actual topic of the article? Did you read it, or just the opening paragraph?
> Besides, one repository holding all the IaC stuff? That just sounds like hour long `terraform refresh` sessions.
If it is terraform, then typically it's split up into multiple "root modules" which get planned and applied separately, even though it's all in one repo.
What about search, and "find usages", and other affordances for navigating the codebase? I know vi can search within a file, but I think with larger codebases you need something more powerful.
Emacs does it. I don't remember which package I'm using and my laptop is out of reach now, but it leverages LSP. However my point is that I never used that functionality in the last months. I discovered today that M-. doesn't work anymore. It's the key combination to jump to the definition of something. Of course I used to hit it all the times. Maybe I broke it weeks ago with some configuration change. To give you some context, I'm a web developer, frontend and backend, currently Ruby, Python, Vue. I've been doing this job for more than 30 years.
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