Somebody should tell them about Mechanical Turk.

Pause for irony.

At this point this is the fastest way for me to identify that the UI has reset to an untrustworthy model.

To be bold and anthropomorphize: I know a lot of people who are too smart to provide clear answers, too.

(It is absolutely unreasonable to have so many companies burning so much capital training roughly the same size models on roughly the same data using roughly the same techniques to produce a product that the market seems not to value.)

White collar work accounts for around 65% of US GDP — or around $19T.

Assuming that 40 minutes amounts to an 8% increase in productivity, we could see an additional $1.6T.

How much of that savings do we think OpenAI will capture? How will they fare in the inevitable AI M&A?

Hank has the sauce, rhetorically speaking.

Couched as: "is it better for the people who live in the desert to process data OR grow pistachios," I think there's a clear winner. I also think it's likely we'll continue to do both…

"Participated in Agile Ceremonies"

I mean...it would be news if you DIDN'T participate...

"Got pissed off that our build was so slow; rebuilt the whole thing in Gradle. Amortized across the organization I shaved 2 human lifetimes off the build time"

Now that's what I'm talking about.

I'm not entirely sure why Glen Ridge is lit by gas light, but it's one town removed from West Orange, site of Thomas Edison's R&D facility. I assume it's some matter of historical spite.