Great, so nihilism

Was going to say, open qwen in lm studio, say hi, watch the thinking traces

Nice. I've got Claude code teaching me maths at the moment. Some skills, file system learning log, oss text books and a full curriculum based on Math Academy (which I was doing before but got bored of) and UK high school and university. Teaching me concept-first though. So we start with something complex and go up and down until I get it all. It's not necessarily thorough for everything, but the depth of my intuition is much better and each time I use it I find myself unlocking another sector of the map. I love LLMs for this.

To nit pick: Micromobility is the opposite of this.

Extremely weird take.

Let me get this straight, they just didn’t supervise exams? For over 100 years. Lol.

1) the models do generalise so concepts translate 2) languages with more opinionated semantics and a better, more coherent community seem to be better. Python is a broad shitshow with multiple ways to achieve the same thing. Elixir is tight and focused. Claude is much better at elixir.

A thankfully American reference

Can you expand on this? Do you mean in contrast to the European AI milieu?

No, the personal injury lawyer billboards.

In the UK of course it would be "personal injury barrister"

I’ve never seen a billboard for it here - lived here 11 years.

GCP is miles better. Their IAM is at least understandable, for a start.

“EC2 or Lightsail”. And this right here is why I use GCP. Google got VMs right.

GCP has similar offerings to Lightsail, Fargate, EC2, Lambda, or other compute substrates. Nobody is forcing you to use more than “basic” offerings. AWS core services are often architected that way!