My current job is to develop PoCs and iterate over user feedback. It is a lot of basic and boilerplate. I am handling three projects at the same time when before cursor I would have been managing one and taking longer. I suck at UI and cursor simply solved this for me. We have shipped one of the tools and are finalizing shipping the second one, but they are LLM wrappers indeed designed to summarize or analyze text for customer support purposes and GTR related stuff. The UI iteration however has immensely helped and accelerated.
I think he’s talking about coast disease?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baumol_effect
Are there any plans for an update? One year on, do the ideas discussed still apply?
I also started doing something similar. I’ve thought about rolling over every 6 months in case a black swan flash crashes the value of the options at the time of exercising/selling. Any thoughts on this?
Has Lecun explained anywhere how does he intend to be able to keep the guardrails on open source systems?
I modified part of my portfolio to resemble the summarized takeaway. I'm up 30(!?!) % in less than 4 months.
Could a basic version of this that could help many people with their reasoning easily be set up as a GPT?
I tried it:
https://chat.openai.com/g/g-x4ryeyyCd-rationalist-dojo
But still unhappy with what I am getting. If you have a good prompt to find inconsistencies in your reasoning, please share it!
I used to visit every day since 2018 and find one or two interesting articles to read on all kinds of topics.
For the past few months I just read zvi’s stuff and any AI related not too technical articles.
Some Reddit forums have dedicated days to topics. I don’t know if having AI stuff only a few days a week would help restore the balance haha.
The important part is to do anything in your power to get rid of your ignorance. Not simply proclaim to be open minded and confess ignorance, but hunt it down. I'd say.