Human rights are very expensive in russia.

> Instead of waiting for FAA (fully-autonomous agents) we should understand that this is a continuum, and we’re consistently increasing the amount of useful work AIs can do without human intervention. Even if we never push this number to infinity, each increase represents a meaningful improvement in the amount of economic value that language models provide. It might not be AGI, but I’m happy with that.

That's all good, but the question remains: to whom will that economic value be delivered when the primary technology we have for distributing economic value - human employment - will be in lower supply once the "good enough" AIs multiply the productivity of the humans with the jobs.

If there is no plan for that, we have bigger problems ahead.

My 6630 even had a maps app! No GPS, you had to actually read the map to know where you were. I had the Transport for London WAP page for my bus times. I had everything I needed!

> solidify the mental model into a concrete branching of possibilities that is tightly coupled to the specific problem. Your work becomes traversal and mutation of this tree.

I wrote a program (used from a CLI, but I mostly use the GUI I developed for it) to do something similar for my own use: https://github.com/lelanthran/frame/blob/master/docs/FrameIn...

I use it daily.