Readit NewsDo I need to read further? Seriously, everyone has talent. If you're not reaady to create things, just don't do it at all. Claude will not help you here. Be prepared to spend >400 hrs on just fiddling around, and be prepared to fail a lot. There is no shortcut.
Not sure why I would pick this over a self-hostable battle-tested option.
I don't think I've ever seen something this exploitable that is so prevalent. Like couldn't you just sit in an airport and open up a wifi hotspot and almost immediately own anyone with ATI graphics?
I guess that's how you prevent anything, just make it illegal and the exploit becomes an unintended illegal feature, like occupying the low-freq radio signal.
The main thing to keep in mind is that all the stuff that involves analogies between software and biology is almost universally a bullshit oversimplification that you can safely ignore. It's just that software is so profitable and there's so much vc money in it that there's a ton of pressure to be like "oh we can program biology like we program computers." We can't - we invented computers but didn't invent biology. Biology is the end result of 4 billion years of unchecked entropy - it's a chaos system, non deterministic in the wildest ways, impossibly complicated, and yet something we are getting astonishingly good at understanding and engineering.
Basically, all the biologists that started companies that were like "we can program biology like we can program computers" are bankrupt now.
On the other hand, the computer scientists that respected the nature of biology and pushed the limits of computing to develop Alphafold - giant models trained on the full complexity of biological data - finally created computer systems that could handle biological systems like protein folding at an extraordinary level of capability. They won a nobel.
I'm wondering if I could find a fun weekend project in alphafold just to see what it's like.
Love the transparency. To be fair, rewrites are almost impossible to review. Anything >5k diff takes at least multiple review cycles. I don't know how some maintainers do it while also working on the codebase themselves
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I'm also open to exploring new fields. I don't work well in an assembly line ticket processing setup, as this does not excite me in any way. I love diving deep into topics like memory management, architecture, solutioning and all that jazz!
I'm also available as extra man-power for cool (F)OSS projects I can help out with
Your docs and this post is all written by an LLM, which doesn't reflect much effort.