It's going to be hard to compete with someone or a company that has more compute. They will just be able to do things you can't.
Many find it distasteful, and many finding liberating. I think it's broadly correlates with how they feel about expressing themselves in english vs say C++.
As a side question, is there anyone who's using LLMs primarily in non-english mode to program? I suspect there's quite a few people using mandarin, but can someone share first-hand account.
So much of the fundamental dynamics of the industry and the job have changed in so little time. Basically over night.
Some days I am so excited at how much I can do now. You can build anything you want, in basically no time! 100% of my software dreams can be a reality.
Some days I am terrified at what's going to happen to the job market.
Suddenly you can get so much with so little. The world only needs so much software.
Is every company that sells software as their core business model going to go out of business?
What will happen if only certain companies or governments get access to the best models?
heldrida•3h ago
The Rust rewrite now passes 99.8% of Bun’s pre-existing Linux x64 glibc test suite.