

As a slight positive it will hopefully reduce the reliance on wide spread pesticides and fertilizers.
For some people admitting they were wrong is too hard


As a slight positive it will hopefully reduce the reliance on wide spread pesticides and fertilizers.
For some people admitting they were wrong is too hard
I think GPT5 will be eye opening. If it is another big leap ahead then we are not in this local maxima, if it is a minor improvement then we may be in a local maxima.
Likely then the focus will shift to reducing hardward requirements for inforarance(?) Allowing bigger models to run better on smaller hardware
I wonder this with obsidian also, it is one of the things that keeps me from diving in head first.
It seems a lot of its “powerful” functions are against it’s plain text advantage. However I don’t really see an easy way around it.
At least at the end of the day you or someone else could write a script to modify the plain text files for the next app.
Endless meetings all focused around creating value for shareholders at any expense